Weekend TeaDays 2/19-20/11 How high would you like to go?

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This weekends topic of a non tea nature. How high would you like to go? Please share and have fun with this topic. Unlimited votes.

Sea level is fine with me, maybe atop a lighthouse
2
3%
Top floor of my home
4
5%
Top of a world class roller coaster
4
5%
Canopy of a rainforest
5
7%
Treetop of a giant redwood
7
9%
Top of a skyscraper
8
11%
Regional scenic lookout
7
9%
Mountain tea gardens
18
24%
Everest
4
5%
Orbiting earth
7
9%
Beyond, where no man has gone before
6
8%
Other
2
3%
 
Total votes: 74

Feb 19th, '11, 22:26
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Re: Weekend TeaDays 2/19-20/11 How high would you like to go?

by Skippyandjif » Feb 19th, '11, 22:26

Let's see... I'd love to be at the top of a giant redwood (I love trees with a passion); I've been at the top of a skyscraper and thought it was really cool (I'm from NYC, enough said :lol: ); a mountaintop tea garden would be insanely amazing because it sounds beautiful and serene; orbiting Earth would also be super neat (I went through a phase during elementary school where I wanted to be an astronaut); and definitely, "where no man has gone before". Hey, I'm a total Trekkie, what can I say? :mrgreen:

Chrysanthemum pu-erh this morning; about to make myself some lavender sencha.

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Feb 19th, '11, 23:04
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Re: Weekend TeaDays 2/19-20/11 How high would you like to go?

by IPT » Feb 19th, '11, 23:04

I picked mountain top tea garden. No surprise there. I've been to many mountain top tea gardens and they're wonderful, but my favorite spot is near my home. In Guilin, the mountains are everywhere and most of them have caves. There is one not too far from my house that has a cave near the top. I like to go there alone and just enjoy tea and the scenery. It's a lot of work hauling tea ware up the mountain, but it is so worth it! The views are spectacular!!!

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Re: Weekend TeaDays 2/19-20/11 How high would you like to go?

by tortoise » Feb 20th, '11, 09:16

I am not particularly afraid of heights and would gladly go to the top of the hospitable portions of our planet. Everest? No thanks: too much work. Outer space? Count me out. I prefer oxygenated environs.
GREENWOODSTUDIO wrote: Sipping some Shui Xiam from FLT this morning, almost the last of it :cry: I love this stuff and want to try something similar for my next order. Any recommendations????
Such a great tea! I agree completely. You could get some shui xian from China for comparison. The other roasted teas i
ve had from flt have been good but not similar to shui xian.

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Re: Weekend TeaDays 2/19-20/11 How high would you like to go?

by Chip » Feb 20th, '11, 12:34

Congratulations to the 3 Winners of the January TeaDay Contest! The 3 winners are Nenugal, Adam, and Skippyandjif! Prizes are compliments of our host, Adagioteas.com!

More details here: http://www.teachat.com/viewtopic.php?f=31&t=15161

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Re: Weekend TeaDays 2/19-20/11 How high would you like to go?

by Chip » Feb 20th, '11, 23:50

Awesome photo Adam. Thanks for sharing your Kashun and YM LE with us!

As always, enjoyed everyone's TD posts!

Great TD, began with Kiwami from Zencha with the Mrs, next up Pu-OTTI #3 ... still working on this and really enjoying it. And finishing with Musashi Karigane from O-Cha.

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