I have not had much chance to be on a fast line to upload many photographs. This afternoon I selected a few and sent them onto the Blogger. They are in no particular order I am sorry to say as I was trying to get my business done at the cafe across the road from the temple and then be back in time for Medicine Meal.

Turtles at a cave temple in Ipoh.

The nuns in this photograph are disciples of an 86 year old nun who is the disciple of the old Master (85 years himself) who we were traveling with. We had lunch at their temple and the old nun just did not stop smiling and gazing and somehow 'looking deeply'. Because this was very much a family visit it did not seem appropriate to take photographs. We had, after all, just stopped by for lunch while on the road.

Turtle feeding in Epoh, Malaysia.

This is for my dear Dharma Sister in America, Rev. Master Phoebe. I saw this sign in the mountains of Taiwan and not for the first time thought of her in her temple in southern California.

Mr. Ng, who helped me with Reflexology, preparing to leave the temple. (See latter posting.)

Our traveling companion, refered to as 'the old Master'. In the background is Miss Chin, the driver for this trip.

On the road with Shih Fu. This wonderful monk traveled with us for over 24 hours. At 85 years he was an inspiration. Any English he knows was taught him by Rev. Master Jiyu...more on that when I get a chance to talk about that three day journey to Penang...