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Kiyomizu Shrine September 2006 |
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At the shrine we were approached by groups of nervous, inquisitive students on field trips. We practiced English with them, going over a script they had from school. |
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In addition to the English script, these kids wanted to exchange currency. When Nick broke out a dollar bill, they gasped. There were many disposable cameras in this group - Tim took many photos! |
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On the walk back to the main road we spotted a praying mantis lounging inside a lilly.
It just sat there, totally calm, as we snapped (mostly blurry) photos. So zen! |
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