1st stop was the stonehenge, which at the end of the day, is just a bunch of rocks.
The Stonehenge
The Stonehenge from far. With the many people invading it.
The Stonehenge. With the sun above it. Nice lens flare though.
After that we headed of to Bath, and was loafing and trampling about the city for the rest of the day.
Autumn leaves
The pathetic english version of the Ponte Vecchio in Florence. Quite disappointing really.
The big church in Bath. I forgot the name. AND WHAT THE HECK IS THAT THING ON THE LOWER LEFT!! GAH!!! SPOILT THE PICTURE!!!! FOOL!!!!!!
One day if i ever apply to be photographer for National Geographic this is the pic i'll send in with my CV.
Chia Wei always wears the same pants as me. Don't know whats wrong with that boy. Anyways we're posing on a tree here, as u can see. And alvin looks gay as usual.
Another duck.
Group picture under the Trees of Echoes(I named it that)
An extraodinary moment. I dont know how we got Shin Fei to do this picture, but we did it. And man if you're reading this.....let me know.
And after a long day Alvin shares a philosophical moment while Ding looks on skeptically.
Anyways that was the trip. Now back to reading so i can finish the coursework and go for more trips.
But I might just blog a bit more on second thought.
Was in the bus today and some talk came up among me and my friends which revolved around fuel prices, corruption, race favouritism(or more known as Affirmative Action elsewhere) and governments. And my conclusion of the whole thing was that, sometimes we are too easily critical of our leaders (and hence more often than not as a result of that being hypocritical - which i myself am extremely prone to at times) and the people that govern us. But as far as my country is concerned - sweet sweet Malaysia - despite what people say, it's the best place to be in. Not because we're better, not because we have warm sunny skies all year round, not because of anything else, but because it's where I belong. And I'm thankful and grateful for it. And for all the people who live in it and but yet diss it so much,
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But I might just blog a bit more on second thought.
Was in the bus today and some talk came up among me and my friends which revolved around fuel prices, corruption, race favouritism(or more known as Affirmative Action elsewhere) and governments. And my conclusion of the whole thing was that, sometimes we are too easily critical of our leaders (and hence more often than not as a result of that being hypocritical - which i myself am extremely prone to at times) and the people that govern us. But as far as my country is concerned - sweet sweet Malaysia - despite what people say, it's the best place to be in. Not because we're better, not because we have warm sunny skies all year round, not because of anything else, but because it's where I belong. And I'm thankful and grateful for it. And for all the people who live in it and but yet diss it so much,
don't bite the hands that feed you
2 comments:
same pants...
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same pants...
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