Monday, September 22, 2008
Think this is a really nice, pretty town. Especially loved the piano busker. Made me miss my piano back home.
Rather disappointing honestly. When the tour guide mentioned about a huge wall that sounded similar to that of the Great Wall of China, i had huge expectations of it. But then it has already eroded to this state.
It was freezing cold. Look at my eskimo shot!
where couples used to go to elope. Awww how romantic. :P
The scenery in this entire area is just AMAZING. Pity the bus driver's driving was akin to taking us on a roller coaster ride, which caused me motion sickness after a while, so instead of taking more photos, i was trying not to be too nauseous.
First there was one, then two, then look at all of them! Haha, and my dad is doing funny poses again.
Especially LOVE the rubber duckies in the hotel we stayed in on the first night. Loved them so much, that there's a set sitting on my desk in hall right now. :P
Met this really nice aussie girl on the trafalgar tours. This tour operator is apparently renowned as an old-folks oriented tour company, and hence besides the both of us and david (this other law school guy who's here on exchange -- what a small world huh!), there's absolutely no one even near our age. :P