This one might be associated with some of Tom's commenters actually finding the approximate spot where he took pictures over 50 years ago.
Along with Cherry Ho, who previously tracked down the Four Roses Bar, we have others who have taken photos recently.
This is the northern coast of Taiwan, heading toward Keelung.
Photo courtesy of Tom Jones
This area is near the Yehliu Cape. Many unusual onshore formations are nearby.
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Photo courtesy of Tom Jones
In 2012, Jeff Wang lined up the cape from the first photo above and took this picture of Yehliu with a temple visible in the distance.
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Photo courtesy of Tom Jones
Here is Tom's photo of a simple dirt road which was taken in the 1957-58 time period.
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Photo courtesy of George Lane
There must be something special about this stretch of highway. George Lane took this picture in 1968.
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Photo courtesy of Tom Jones
Either Cherry Ho or Jason Chen or both stacked the previous two pictures together.
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Photo courtesy of Tom Jones
Joseph Wang took this picture which shows the same coastal area as it appears now.
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Great then and now pictures. To be more specific, the 6th, 7th and 8th photos are taken in Yi-Lan(宜蘭), the northeastern coast of Taiwan. And I believe the lines in the 9th and 10th photos are high voltage power lines.
ReplyDeleteThe power lines will make more sense on the next post about a reason for constructing the Suhua Highway.
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