The World From My Eyes

Day 6: We had breakfast at our accommodation and made our way to Port Stephens. The journey was about 1.5 hours and our first stop there was Anna Bay for sand boarding. This is one of the tourist attractions at Port Stephens. We parked our car at the car park area and took a shuttle van from the car park area to the sand dunes area. This activity costs AUD20 for unlimited time. You can stay here as long as you want. The sand dune area. It's steeper than meets the eye When we reached the sand dunes area, it was nearly 11 in the morning and the sun started to give out its heat. At first, I was quite scared as the dunes looked so high but after a few tries I was enjoying myself. We had to climb up the hill, which was a bit tiring, and come down using the board that they provided us with. We stayed here until 1pm and by that time; we were the only ones at the dune area because it was so hot. We got sun burnt due to this activity. All set to sand board. The red van at the ...

Salam to all, I haven't had the time time to blog these few weeks. I've so many things to write but I just can't find the time. Currently, I'm in Sydney (again), on my week off from my lab work. I'll be heading down to Canberra tomorrow for the annual NCG.  Although I promised myself that last year was going to be my last NCG, it looks like I just can't keep the promise to myself. I'm regretting my decision right now due to lab work and assignments but I know deep down inside of me that I want to go. So, I guess it'll turn out good in the end. My visit to Sydney is a bit quiet this year. Most of my friends are either back home in Malaysia or elsewhere. Luckily I still have Wajdi and Kacang. Thank you guys for entertaining me. I'll be lost without you guys. I've nothing much to write actually. I'm killing time while waiting for the final match of World Cup at Darling Harbour (if I can make it and not fall asleep). Wish us Queens...