London Bridge is falling down

It was a fantastic trip to great ocean this time. Though we been to Great Ocean for upteem times, but never have such chance to have dad and mum and 4 daughters (1 grandson & 1 father- in- law) gather together. Mum had finally release herself and have fun with us.

The Great Ocean - 12 Aspostles

The 12 Apostles view @ Port Campbell

(Before 2005) (most recent photo taken by me)
The Twelve Apostles are huge limestone rock formations separated from the cliff shore by the action of wind and waves. Though is named as 12 apostles but you won’t see 12 of these rock formations all at once, as they say some may be hidden from view from any of the vantage points. Some say there are no longer 12 rock formations, because one or two (or as many as five) may have been eroded away. Look at the picture above, the first rock on the right has been collapsed on 2005 11 am. Will this rocks all collapsed? if there are, there nothing special on the Great Ocean.

Grandpa and grandson wearing the same jacket. Im always standing at the same place for photo shoting.

Day 5 19 Dec- Great Ocean Trip part 1

Great Ocean Excursion - The begining Journey

First Stop: Anglesea

Finally i get the chane to experience Great Ocean Excursion again in this trip. Great ocean is worth to travel. It was a long hour drive from Melbourne. Our first stop was..."cant remember the name of our first stop" initially we stop for washroom but it was the fish and chip sign board make us stay longer for food and coffee. With the present of fish and chips, BBQ chicken and coffee from there our trip is becoming more tasty!

This is the first scenic point "welcome to Great Ocean" where tourist never miss

This is my sister margaret's family. This is the first time MArgaret travel together with hubby and darling son. with margaret, we always laugh..with tristen our trip memories always full up and with felix....that's the most wonderful thing (becuase we dont have to drive)!!!!

Lunch break @ Apollo Bay

No matter what, even is really hungry, tired or need to go to loo we must bear till we reach Apollo Bay to settle all this businesses. No reason for the intention to take break at apollo bay but just wanna to have long stop at this place. We have our fried beehoon and sandwiches which brought from home to be heated at apollo bay. we have our mobile stove with us. All the foods was prepared by margaret and mum. It rathers cold eventhough after heated but it still as tasty as ever.

Thigns that make tristen excited was the playground. The person's name he first scream was "a pei ar yee...." let's go to play at the playground.

World of Candy- SUGA

Above: rock candy making process

Special recommenation to all my blogger viewers. Suga a brand name given to the Australian famous Handmade Rock Candy! pls do not have a perception that suga's candy is "too Sweet" Suga is famous for it unique handmade rock candy and it customs design lollis.

If you happend to be in Australia, do drop by as you will get to sample the delicious lollies and you get to watch the entire process from start to finish in front it open display kitchen. My dad was attracted by it making process.

Trust me, the candy chef was so amazing! Ever wondered how they put the 'I love you' or a christmas tree in the centre of boiled lollies? i also cannot figure out eventhough i ever witnessed the whole making process. Just one candy is enough, it absulately melt your heart!

Suga offers an extensive range of over 40 flavours of candy to choose from including traditional favourites like humbugs and bullseyes, to more modern flavours such as passionfruit and chocolate filled Kahlua lollies.

The shop it's self is a treat. The various brilliant colours will make you think you have found a candy wonderland.

Suga also creates custom batches of candy containing text, for weddings and corporate promotions. For those who is looking for wedding favor, you may consider to order Rock Candy with you and your loved's name to be crafted on the candy.

for more information please browse Suga official website : www.suga.com.au

3rd Day 17 Dec - RMIT Gradution Parade

I believe the RMIT University was the only university to come out with such idea to organise this Graduation Parade. The Graduation Parade includes more than 600 graduands, staff and alumni dressed in their academic robes departing from the city campus @ Bowen street, creating a big crowd in the City

Xin Lay, pei's friend was one of many graduans join the parade early in the morning. The parade end at the Federal Square where an official welcome ceremony hold.

This is the lunch pack for all convocation participants. Inside was a garden Sandwich (combination of Vegetables only..not even added dressing. ), apple and mineral water.