TRAVEL: WENZHOU

were hard to decipher - it is a bit hard from what I've heard, the local dialect is a blend of Taiwanese, I sometimes get the gist of the local dialect, but not so much here, now days the area is known for its leather factors/produce to the extent that a "piss take" song was made about it (Zhejiang Wenzhou 浙江温州）theres mainly a lot of rich business men too.
we got a huge room in the hotel we found, it even had a computer lol, though ofc we had wifi, no need, just 130 for the night in the centre of the town. its a suburb so not as busy or lively as Wenzhou would be, but its china so there was still some life about it until the early hours, theres no such thing as a quiet ordinary day/place/person everything is loud and proud, but seeing as everyone is up against billions, you need to be loud to be heard haha.
we went for a bit of a stroll exploring around the

劳动节 we got up early to get a train to yandang mountain. , we were both pretty tired, upon arriving we got the local bus , taxi guys offered us but the bus left pretty soon so we just got that, though it was a bit slow as the road was winding and full of cars, a bumpy slow ride we got it to the waterfall area getting a student entrance. we didn't need to walk far, and unfortunately due to the season the waterfall wasn't flowing very rapidly or largely, so we didn't stay long, bit disappointing as that was all there really was to see.  we tried some local weird jelly type drink, i wasn't the keenest haha (果子冻） we then came across some local "cigars" wrapped in tea leaves/ jim called them BANDIT CIGARS 土匪烟 we found a nearby tea field with no-one in it we sat down in the sun, put on some music and tried out the cigar (jim going first and coughing haha  did look totally badass though. afterwards we decided to walk on down and explore the areas ourselves, the next proper scenic area was quite far but we ended up finding something better!\ it was still