Firstly, I have no idea what sort of name I have just decided for this post of mine. Its some random thing which I made up. Since coming back from my Albany trip, I have only written one blog entry on it. After the laziness in me subdued, I have decided to wrap up the entire trip in one post. But in a different way from how I would normally do it. I will exclusively use my Iphone pictures crossed with creations from Instagram to rock this post ;-)! Hope you people will enjoy the pictures ahah.
This was one of the photos I snapped while Fishman sped through the hilly asphalt roads of the South. Goddammit! We made a pact to take it slow. So I travelled below 150 kmph at all times. And that smarty-pants? He was doing 160kmph. Con people only!! Aaaaaaa. Nonetheless, the drive was enjoyable at all times. When I grow up with a nice ride. Ho!Ho!Ho! I’ll happily drive through these places again! Oh god, and really, with the roads being so straight, it really makes me wonder why the other cars were crawling behind @.@!
One of the nicest towns to visit down South is Augusta. The charm of this little town down South can be easily labelled as simple awesomeness. Foreign travellers looking for migrating whales will be surprised with their other findings if the whales have not already surprised them. Serendipity? Maybe. I took this picture on the way to Augusta and decided to give it a “Katy Perry – Teenage Dream” touch as the little darling calls it. I used Instagram, the little program with magical tools.
The trip down South was fulfilling in many ways. A subject of my fulfilment was disappointment. Weird aye!? Who would find disappointment a good experience? I have seen plenty of it and experienced plenty of it. The simplicity of having expectations is clearly an explanation. Adding on, who said chameleons and jelly fish are the only ones with changing colours?
For this, a friend educated me on selfishness. The picture on the left is the patches of cloud and the fence leading to the Cape Leeuwin lighthouse. A certain friend was left disappointed there. It draws a scene which fits the song Despair in the Departure Lounge by the Arctic Monkeys. But he comprehended it pretty damn well. Awesome possum! Like this picture, there was no lighthouse because he did not see any :(!
Ahh, the lovely house we stayed in at Margaret River. This house surpassed our expectations in every aspect. It’s plans were carefully laid out for maximum comfort. The owners meticulously decorated each room with unique themes such as safari, wasabi, ski lodge, Japanese and sort. Class act! This house was our host for two days of stay!!
On the last day, we toured around the Margaret River area. This picture was taken at the Berry Farm. Bought a couple of jam jars home for my parents. Strawberry Kirsch Jam and an Apricot flavoured was my pick after testing the many flavours offered :D!
Oh, something that I must bring to your attention is the bottle inspired “chandelier” that was used to decorate the shop. I thought it looked pretty damn cool. It is a nature loving act I’d suppose?
Tadaaaaaa:
After touring around Margaret River, we were in a bit of a rush because the little darling decided to do a favour for the holiday home owner’s friend who needed to deliver 4 crates of wine to a restaurant which I frequent for dim sum. I loved the idea and found it to be very thoughtful, but others could not comprehend the idea. O well. If everyone sees the same good, it would be insulted to be a trait of communism, otherwise, it is just the way humans are. Divided, racist or unique. Good or bad, you decide :P!
The last stop of the trip was the famous jetty at Busselton. Unfortunately it has been under repair works since 3 years ago or so. Is this the result of bureaucracy and an organised government action? Yes. Probably an overrated one.
But that is alright. The jetty is still a beauty and Iphone did capture it pretty damn well! I have been here plenty of times but it is still very picturesque.
Right after this, we sped home and got the crates of wine delivered. All 48 bottles. But because we did not have enough space in the boot, so I had to sit like a Buddha in the car with my legs folded. There were 12 bottles of wine in the front sit @.@! Epic-ness.
Ok mates, this is probably the shortest blog entry I have done on my holiday before. Might get a few more pictures up. If I do, it will be proper ones from my camera. But at the moment, all the pictures are up on facebook, so no hurry aye?!
WenY
