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Just decided to upload some pictures taken from Perth.
Picture-heavy post! =)
Note: Pictures are not in chronological order. =)

A bench picture.
Hazwani, Melissa, Me

Melissa's and my room at Comfort Hotel.
Pretty weird why they changed the rooms last minute and we got a double and a single bed even though there were only 2 of us. o.O

View of office at Orchard Glory Farm.
Taken from the nice little waterfall.

Was meant to be 2 hearts, but we were rushing for time, so...

Zarifah Hazwani Me Melissa
4 of us on the tree.
There's another one of Zee and I with Sir too, it was taken so that we can show the class that he actually wears our class tee. o.O

Hazwani Me Melissa Zarifah
On the boat after the sand boarding.
That's our coach right there, behind. He's a funny guy. =)

Some bird animal thing on a protruding branch.

I just like the way this picture turned out.
Nice angle. =)

4 of us once again.
I think by this time you all should know who we are.
This was at somewhere near King's Park, can't remember the name.

View from top.
Quite a few skyscrapers. Kinda like home. =)

Jump Shot!
Taken by CIs. =)

King's Park Botanic Garden

Little yellow submarine outside the Environment Centre.
Wonderful place. Totally protecting the environment.

The view from the back of the chalet at Orchard Glory Farm.
Quite nice and serene, right?

The screen printing thing I did.
Too bad it's pink, but I like it. It has the signatures of my little buddy at the campfire, though she disappeared afterwards.

The chalets. From the chalet that I was staying.

The pot belly fireplace thing.
Lazy to rotate. =P

Shearing of the sheep.
The sheep looks almost happy to be sheared, even though she got some scratches.
This one has a little baby. She's pregnant. =0

The little cans they have on the plane are tiny.
But the biggie cans they served us at Perth was tall.
Pics of that might come after though.

Look at all the fluffy little clouds.
Look like white candy floss?
They look so soft. Hard to believe it's actually water vapour and it's wet. o.O

You see right in the middle? That's a little pine tree and the only one in the area.

Lookie at the frost. Isn't it cool?
Taken from the plane's window seat on the flight to Perth.

Camwhoring (Little bit) during dinner. We were waiting for everyone else to finish, I think.

Another frost-ie pic. Taken on the flight back to Singapore.

Worms on the hand. =)

Nice fountain thingy at King's Park.

The grand finale! It's super tall.
All the other small little fountain sprouts disappeared and everything was still for a moment or 2 before this giant appeared.
Calm before the storm. =)

Little caterpillar.
Can see, right?

Boom! Caterpillar changes into a butterfly!
They just flutter by, but I think it was too cold for them. They didn't even move. o.O

Kangaroo! =)
It suddenly appeared. Then all the people on the bus just went down to take pics, cause we weren't moving yet. After a bit of petting and stuff, it happily hopped into the honey farm. Then, because the door was glass, and only one of the 2 doors were open, the kangaroo didn;t realize that she was trying to get out of the farm through the closed glass door. Poor thing. People tried to get her to move to the other door but she didn't register. o.O In the end, Paul opened the closed door for her. everyone cheered. haha.
When we finally left, the farm owner was standing with it, waving the kangaroo's paw to us. Seems like the kangaroo visits often.

You can zoom in to see what they're wearing. The girls, at least.
It was some breast cancer awareness day. The ladies were all wearing purple bras outside to show their support for those diagnosed with breast cancer, to raise funds, I think. =) How supportive.

Little seagulls. Cute little birdies.

The sand dunes we sand boarded at.

Crescent NPCC, without CIs and sir though.

A nice little rainbow we saw on our last day.
It was a full rainbow. Super nice. =)

Another Jump shot! =)

Shadows. Lest we forget the wonderful times we had together.

Let silent contemplation be your offering.
Touched.
It's the eternal flame, never goes off.

All those times I had at Perth, I'll never forget. But most importantly, it was the friends I made over there.

Still remember on the second last day, when we were feeding the farm animals, Mr R. called the animals 'fatso', 'loner'. All sorts of names. Just because they didn't want to come over and eat the grass that he was holding out. That was hilarious, seeing him trying to bribe the animals, then poking them after that.
Mr L. was funny too. At first, he refused to feed, insisting that he was shy. After that, he finally took the hay and tried to feed, but the animals didn't want. Then he started to talk to them, saying, "If you don't eat these food I offer to you, then I poke your butt." And he really did that. The thick coating they had luckily protected them from the mean "claws" of Mr L. =)
Oh, I love the alpaca's head. So furry and cute. And it spits in your eye. Then Sir was squatting so close to it... But it didn't spit at anyone when we were there. Probably because it was busy eating. It was the only one there, I think. Only saw one.

Ah, the wonderful times we had.
But home is better.

Perth was great, but I missed home.
I missed service.
I missed E412.
I missed my friends in Singapore.

thisLION roared at 8:21 PM.