We climb through a patch of camphor
laurel at early dawn. It grows chilly as we go; the tea pickers are
out gathering the day's harvest. The cold bites at our fingers and
toes. Ascending from the west we climb steep passes following the
ravine of deer valley. Up and up we travel, inland and away from the
sea to Lugu ("Deer Valley"), the special township saddling
this mountainous region. The mineral rich soil here was once an ocean
crust. Now we stand in the only landlocked county of Taiwan. Nantou
County maintains its connection to the ocean through its soil. Dong
Ding is a mountain within a range of mountains. Here, amid the
consistently thick fog and spider-managed insect systems grows
"Frozen Peak Tea."
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