Formosa in the Baltics

Can let me know what you’re thinking in a PM :slight_smile: Prefer not to make discussions business related here :slight_smile:

More news on Taiwan- Baltic ties for Democracies

LOL

You can have some of the Baltics in Taiwan (Beer at Simple mart is cheaper if I remember the price for 3 than the market in Villinus, and BTW no beer sales in the afternoon on Sunday, different from Pingtung whereI think you can buy most of time ). Goes well with pork sandwhich

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Summer photos, with clothing (shorts for the day, sexy clothes for the evening haha)

More Taiwan like food/ dumplings in Vilnius

And unlike Taiwan castle

I saw Gua bao in Tallin, Estonia (Public Market ), a bit expensive at nine euro (270$)


In Balti Public Market (Estonia), staff telling me good business at times fully sold out.

Real winter has come

More milk tea, Qatar stopover on the way to the Baltics

more in Latvia

On a less happy note, forumosans flying to and from the Baltics should be aware of this:

Last 46 hours Baltic Jammer has been running in south Baltics.

At least 873 unique aircrafts has had their navigation equipment jammed. Each one a passenger jet filled with civilians.

E.g. Ryanairs SP-RKS has been without GPS for at least 2 hours going in and out of Vilnius.

Source: https://twitter.com/auonsson/status/1769101379899986224

It’s apparent that Russia is trying to cause these planes to crash.

Guy

At that time, flew to Helsinki from Italy no delays in the air, only delays was the snow on the ground.

Bao in Tartu (estonia), is good and is called street food

That street looks super comfortable :joy:

In Estonia, Bubble tea with good sushi

snack from Taiwan and well other Asian snacks in Estonia


Pocky and copy cats are everywhere now

Some Baltic and Taiwan news

No details released on what those PRC consular officials did.

My guesses would range from threats to intimidation to attempted bribery . . .

Guy

Formosa Bubble Tea in Vilnius.