EF-S 17-55/2.8 IS USM
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美濃特產「水蓮」也叫做「野蓮」就是這樣洗的。一條可以長達200公分，很長，清洗起來很麻煩。所以菜農都穿著青蛙裝，泡在大水池裡面洗。
These women are cleaning an aquatic vegetable commonly called "floating heart." I had the most difficult time finding the English name for this vegetable. It's not very commonly found, but it's grown in several places in Meinong, Kaohsiung. People usually just eat the stem, which can grow as long as 200cm. They're usually cut into 5cm long sections and then stir-fried. A little crunchy and quite fibrous (thus healthy, but not bad tasting). Since the stems are so long and difficult to clean, farmers get in chest waders and do the sorting and cleaning work in pools of water waist high.
This is probably one of the least tasty ways to eat floating heart: long and tied around a package of dumpling filling wrapped in a sheet of rice noodle.
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EF 100/2.8L Macro IS USM
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And a snippet of how it's harvested (at 2'04''):
http://youtu.be/q0psrzKHmsM?t=2m4s
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