"Insulated from modern Taipei by a thin wall of knotweed, a gingham-shirted farmer adjusts his wellies and sprays insecticide on what, at an estimated $1.2 million (£725,000) each, are probably the most expensive cabbages on Earth."
>> Watch the video
2 comments:
I always wondered about that plot of land and how it could sit there like that being used for farmer's fields.
Not that there's anything wrong with farmer's fields, of course!
Now I know. Thanks Dave for solving the mystery!
Amazing!
I would sell that plot at lightning speed, so the nonchalant attitude of that land owner is incredible to me.
Post a Comment