Hey Hey and a Big G'Day toya,

What can I say, we'll never be friends.
For the past four days I've tried to visit Wudang Mountain.

If it wasn't pouring from waking to sleeping it simply waited patiently until I had boarded the bus and then upon arrival it poured. Both times in four days I looking up at the ancient weathered sandstone peaks poking above the forest at their feet, I thought twice about it and decided to continue with my wonderful life. So in stead I put my wet tail between my legs and slowly began walking back to Longnan and several hours later a bus finally stopped for me.

They are pretty impressive, like a small Wuyi Shan.
I'm sure about crossing that little bridge near the top though!

In fact I could have flagged down several buses but both times as I was already half drowned I continued to try to hide beneath my umbrella (remind me to buy a bigger one) as I past many old villages filled with large white houses set within beautiful rice fields.

Beers N Noodles toya...shane
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The Soundtrack to this entry was by Dave Graney
The album was 'Heroic Blues'
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