They work, farm for a living and to keep the orphanage operations alive
nice early morning walk
Day5, Bus trip...
We were brought around the orphanage farms with vegatable farms, pigs and rabbits!
we couldn't stop taking pictures here...
our flight back to Singapore
don't you take my sotong balls! (repeat in indian accent)
Our task for the day is at the highland catholic orphanage
and Ning's speciality chocolate fondue
Titantic flying stance anyone?
it's almost like genting, foggy and cloudy but not too cold either
The pastor of the orphanage
Day5, Bus trip up to Brastagi Highlands
Peili presenting a token of appreciation to Lisa's Dad for the trip
with spectacular scenery
sotong watching!
a farewell shot before leaving the highlands
Thats all folks, the Rotaract Club 06 Medan Trip!
The late night was spent at the jetty..
theres horses, not to mention loads of natural landmines everywhere
and we even get to ride some back at the resort
up to Brastagi Highlands!
all board!
Dinner that night was at our very hospitable rotary president's home again
before heading to the local supermarket to purchase our BBQ items for Day5
And balloons come standard!
SBS Transit Volvo B9TL Interior
& see how big their fruits are!
not to mention enough Scuba Mags reading for at least a year!
as you can expect it, its a whole assortment of BBQ seafood!
love the untouched wilderness & shorelines
catchin' up on the past diving groups photos (who left their mark here)
OMG, a pile of underwater gear!
Next came the 5min suit-up challenge
A feast till dark
no night dive yet...
I just had to stop choosing gear with matching colors!
Our dive group members KZ
but what else to call it a day without...
dig us! woohaha (:X)
the dinner BBQ! whee!
& no ones's sleepin' yet
it it won't for these photos, I would be underwater already!
bwarrr head to big!
The Tamil Temple Visit
must look gArAng.. even with tank (urrgh) at back... urrgh!
I choose a ScubaPro Regulator, my fav!
it's tedious cleaning up a very run down place
including the elders themselves!
it's a free old folks home, run purely on donations