SNIPPETS

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Hong Kong style fast food. It was cold that day.

In the area where we stayed. Sheung Wan was great.

Pet Street in Mong Kok. These little ones were taking their bath.

On the way to the Peak. Sad that we missed it this time due to the crowd. I really wanted to take the tram.

72 HOURS AND A BIT IN HONG KONG

From Sai Ying Pun down Hollywood Road, Hong Kong Island never loses its charm on me. 

A quick trip with the not-so-little Pea for a wedding. It was fun.

I'm not sure what happened in the last 2 photos, likely the winder messed up, but I'm reminded of why I love film so much.

RANDOMS... ...WITH HALF A ROLL LEFT

I really need to get that half a roll out of my classica, and it better not be on my next trip in November (yikes).

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Mash Brewing

My Strawberry Farm

Wadjemup Lighthouse at Rottnest

Gage Roads Freo

A LOT OF WALKING & EATING

And actually, way too much drinking too (oh Perth I really love your microbreweries).

I shall not remember Busselton as the second longest jetty in the world, but as the place where my five-year-old ran the entire length of 1.8km against the wind back and fro with me (I love you too little peanut).

We enjoyed Shelter so much we went back twice.

@Busselton Jetty

THE BEACH

Setting foot in Aussie after 25 years, HC asked me what did I like best about the trip. The beaches, I thought, and the lapping ocean waves (you don't get these kind of waves here in Singapore), they were hypnotic to watch. And of course, the beautiful powder sand that the girls loved so much.

The Fremantle Prison came a close second.

@Trigg Beach

PERTH!

Our first long trip out of Singapore after Covid, and I barely shot four rolls out of ten days. Highly unlike me, but maybe I was more focused on relaxing or there were just random things going on inside my head.

We did have a rather good time though, and it was wonderful seeing the kids run and be free.

@Hillary's Boat Harbour