Today is the fourth day of digesting the annual leave in 2011, and the gloomy and drizzly weather has finally cleared up a bit. Not wanting to miss this rare opportunity, I grabbed my camera, hopped in the car, and headed straight for Yangmingshan's Xiaoyoukeng. I've always wanted to climb Seven Star Mountain, which I haven't been to in a decade, as a gift to myself before the end of the vacation.
Starting from Xiaoyoukeng, the trail begins with steep stairs. The rainy weather made the path slippery, and progress was a bit challenging. I took photos along the way while climbing. About 30 minutes before reaching the main peak of Seven Star Mountain, I could see the entire Taipei Basin. Due to the rain, Taipei City was covered in clouds and mist, with the only prominent landmark being the "Taipei 101." It seemed like a lighthouse above the sea of clouds, providing a rare and breathtaking view.
今天是2011年消化年假的第四天,陰雨綿綿的天氣終於稍微放晴。不能放過這難得的機會,拿著相機開著車,直接衝往陽明山小油坑,因為我一直想要爬上十年未再上去的七星山,作為假期結束給自己的禮物。從小油坑一路上去,一開始便是很陡的階梯,天雨路滑步伐快不起來,沿路邊拍相片邊往上爬,大概是快到七星山主峰前30分鐘的路上,可以看到整個台北盆地,因為下雨的關係,整個台北市被雲霧覆蓋,唯一一座明顯的地標就是「台北101」,彷彿是一座雲海上的燈塔,難得的景緻。
Taipei 101
Yashica FX-3 Super 2000, Carl Zeiss Vario-Sonnar 4/80-200 T*, RDPIII
For more photos, please refer to the Seven Star Mountain photo album.
其他照片請參閱 七星山 相簿。