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Terrence and more of his anti-gravity moments
Guess that is all the place have for exploration!
Heading off the Orrest
There are several Yachts here too.
The river taxis
Passing by the countryside
The 1960 Singapore exhibit
It's a tranquil sea of white here
The british museum
they even have Sharks disguised as Humans
Including it's restoration works
We appreciate the lower gravity with increased altitude
And our mountain trek begins up this path!
And we are lovin' it
Time to hit the dunes back!
It is surprsingly cooling and desert friendly!
they have rather interesting shops in town too
Down the creek
And of course, no marina mall is complete without dolphins!
side effects of awesome views includes the inablity to read maps and german.
The path soon degrades into a grassy climb
We get unlimited visits to the buffet too! *grins*
The Creek Wind Tower Monument
lake on the right
Passing by some cherry blossoms and river streams
not to mention good pubs and eateries
It's huge and it's only the world's eighth largest mosque.
Full speed ahead!
I believe I can touch the sky! :3
CJ doing the giggy-yap!
we were treated to traditional Belly dancing
the breeze is windgrasmic. :3
Materials Lab Specimens
And I got the best seat on the house!
Terrence, mountain, Shaun
and architecture alike
The marine section
The town is buzzing with lots of really nice joints!
Drunk on CNY!
Such as open air amphitheaters...
Back in the beautiful town of Coniston!
the windermere hotel!
Niffy!
Our fellow cruise mates for the day
The sea of white reflecting under the sun![The "old man" in the distance](../../../upload/2010/08/18/20100818093737-422745fa.jpg "The "old man" in the distance (2974 visits)")
The "old man" in the distance
meet my DSLR compact!
Closeup of the packed market area
Old furness road serves the highland mountains here![Cai Guo-Qiang's "Head On"](../../../upload/2010/07/10/20100710030610-03ebfd25.jpg "Cai Guo-Qiang's "Head On" (2973 visits)")
Cai Guo-Qiang's "Head On"