Don Esaias doesn't stop surprising me. He always go through adventures. Despite of the dangers, he manage to come out of them as conqueror and hero. One time he met an angry bear and had to wrestle it down with his bare hands. Here's the photo:
Another time he saved a maiden that was attacked by a double-headed eagle.
This time he went sailing. I know this story is true, since I heard it from himself. The photos are a solid proof that everything really happened as told.
One day he was walking by the sea and saw an old friend, Don José Martí, trying to start the engine of his boat, but in vain.
In no time Don had fixed the engine. Thankful Don José Martí wanted to reward Don Esaias, and gave the boat for him for weekend, knowing that Don Esaias is a qualified skipper, not only for small boats, but big ones, those that can cross oceans.
The weather was perfect.
Don Esaias enjoy the sun and the waves, steering the boat like a boss.
But suddenly there was a noise in the back of the boat. An illegal passenger! A stowaway! Don Esaias is always ready to share his adventeures on the sea with friends. This fellow looked nice, and handsome too with his toned body and big smile.
Without any warning this uninvited passenger, who at first sight seem to be easy going, attack Don Esaias and try to take over the command of the boat.
Little did he know that Don Esaias has a black belt in Kong-fu.
A fierce battle took place. The vile attacker tried to tie up Don Esaias in order to put him in the small life boat that was towed behind the vessel and leave him adrift on the high seas, to die in thirst and hunger.
Don Esaias pretended to be a helpless loser, waiting for the right moment when he would use his superior skills in martial arts.
He captured the attacker inside a doughnut. That trick he learned when helping Taipei City Police Department to catch bubble tea gang.
If you listen carefully, you can hear the criminal whining in the lifeboat, on his way to police station.
After delivering the criminal into the hands of the law enforcement officials, Don Esaias had a nice cup of coffee in his favourite coffee shop.
And a bun, of course, with buttery filling.
As always, ladies gather around him to hear stories about his trips in all 5 contintents, trying to win favour in his eyes.
Next time you will hear his adventure in a far eastern land, where the storm was so violent, that it rained ducks.
TAIWAN (and Luxembourg) THROUGH THE EYES OF A FINN Suomalainen Taiwanissa ja Luxemburgissa. Cycling, photography, languages, radio hobby,
Wednesday, 9 July 2014
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All hail Don Esaias! And his trusted companion and official photographer! I look forward to the next instalment of your adventures!
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