Day 4 - We Went Baa Baa White Sheep...

Imagine waking up to this...

Simply breathtaking, isn't it?

We missed the sunrise but even if we were able to make it, we wouldn't see any since it was too cloudy.
This is what I see when I look to the left of my balcony.

Readers, welcome to Guan Xing Yuan Homestay. Super homey, I tell you!

Yellow cab in Taiwan. Tak dapat yellow cab in NYC, yellow cab in Taiwan pun jadilah... Sorry for those who do not understand.

It was so cold at night that the bed is equipped with heater.

They even prepare breakfast for all their guests and mind you, it is a home-cooked breakfast. It is sort of like a family business.

It was already packed when we got down in the morning.

Since we need to wait a little for our table, we decided to go snap as much pictures as we can! =P

The land below...

Times like this I wish Haley (my faithful camera) would have a panaromic feature.

It's pretty isn't it?

You should see the night view. It is even more amazing than it is in daylight. Could not take a picture the night before because it was drizzling.
We finally got our turn...

The people I went with. From left; Sharpay, GuiGui. PrincessX, Lulu and Pengsok!

Of course not forgetting yours truly!

I love the frames on the wall. All are pictures taken by the homestay owner and it is really beautiful especially pictures of the husky dog that they own!

My simple yet delicious breakfast.
We were up early for the visit to the sheep farm hence, that explains the title above! =)
But before that, let me tell you, at that time after breakfast, I was feeling a little drowsy already. I dare not hope for the worst but it happened eventually. My super duper painful menstrual cramp! It has to happen during one of my most favourite place to visit!

Horses!

The super cute vending machine to buy the food to feed the sheep! Notice I could not even stand straight?

Sheep trash can!

And loads of them came running out. So cute!

This mat salleh talk super fast that at time, I don't even know what is he crapping about. And his accent doesn't help at all.

Beautiful landscape pictures onward!

I was too in pain to pose for a picture.

Thank gawd they ask me to if not I would have regretted it.

If I weren't in such pain, I would have taken the opportunity to roll down the grass. Something that I have always want to do!

Sheeps grazing the grass!

Fluffy thing, aren't they?

NO chasing after the sheeps! But some tourist just do not understand the instruction at all. I saw one sheep got chased and it ran over that man's little 4/5 year old toddler. Serves him right!

Windmill! =)
And I shall end this entry with a beautiful picture of the mentioned husky above...

Mom! Can I please take him home???