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Taipei, Taiwan – ‘Our Layover’

On November 2, 2018November 12, 2018 By David LowesIn TaiwanLeave a comment

There is no secret that our four day layover in Taiwan was motivated by Anthony Bourdain’s ‘The Layover - Taipei’. The cities, the night markets, even the food we tried was largely influenced by this iconic show. 'The Layover - Taipei’ was the first show I remember seeing of Bourdain’s— I watched it with my …

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Currently residing in the beautiful Cowichan Valley on Vancouver Island on the West coast of Canada, David’s love of travel and Japan started with a book from his mother called, “The Book of the Samurai” when he was 12.

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