Showing posts with label Foreign friends. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Foreign friends. Show all posts

Sunday, April 4, 2010

Guests from many Countries - part 2

Wendy Lo from Hongkong, with her parents, husband and daughter, came to the Farm last weekend. After a tour around the Farm, they made some cookies. Look, here they are as they prepare the crushed pineapple and orange to make a homemade pastry.


Here is Wendy's father with his choice leaf for T-shirt printing.


Kristine is waiting for her painted leaf to print.





Another group of guests are from the Philippines, the See family.

Here is Grandma with her finished art work, a bamboo crane, well-decorated!

Jenny with her own version.

Kelly, the youngest of the group of cousins made her own bamboo crane.



Grandma with her clan as they are having lunch at the Farm.

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Thursday, April 1, 2010

Guests from many Countries - Part 1

I feel lucky working as a tour guide at Toucheng Farm. To be able to communicate (in English) with guests from different countries is indeed rewarding! To share a few information about the birds, butterflies, flowers or trees living at Toucheng Farm is an accomplishment.


Here are some example:


Cristina, whose father is German and mother is French, joined all the activities. Fishing was full of fun after she caught six fishes from the fish pond!

She also tried the stone grinding machine, and of course ate the finished product!



And climbed up the tree house........





They got more chicken eggs and Cristina chased some chickens, too!


A visit to the Chang Jiu Winery gave them a chance to taste ( except Christina, of course )many kinds of wine.


Crystal, came with her two ABC's sons Dilan and Cameroon. They draw some pictures on the heavenly lantern, and watched them soar up to the drizzling night skies!



Sr. Irene, an American Catholic nun of St. Francis of Asisi, accompanied some sixty students and their Teachers for a hands-on-experience of the rice culture and other activities. This devoted and dedicated servant of God is a consultant in educating the intellectually disabled children.


Toucheng Farm, is not only a perfect vacation venue, but also an educational school where the rice culture is one of its curriculum.


I tell you more about our weekend news....to be continued!































































































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