Tai Chi all over.

One of the great things about Taoist Tai Chi is that there are groups in many places and you can attend a class with friendly people when you are passing through. You have a shared enthusiasm for Tai Chi and everyone knows the procedure.  In addition, it's not difficult to find a place to either do a set or two or practice some standing jongs.  You don't necessarily need to have others around you and you don't need specialised equipment.  Just go ahead and do it at your leisure and reap the benefits.

I was lucky enough to be able to attend a class in Fairbanks.  When I looked online to see if there was a branch in the middle of Alaska, I didn't expect to find one; but there most certainly is a group and  I was made feel very welcome and enjoyed doing Tai Chi with the group in Fairbanks.  I was surprised by a generous offer to take me for a scenic drive and lunch in a warm cafe which serves healthy home cooked meals.  Many thanks Dave and Mary for your generosity and concern for my warmth.  The day was a real highlight for me.  When are you coming to Brisbane?  I would like to return your hospitality.

The friendly group at Fairbanks.

View from the dining room at Chena Hot  Springs

Opposite our classroom in The Morris Thompson Cultural Museum Fairbanks.

Among the other fossils at Churchill Northern Studies Centre.