Day 40

Revellie at 0730hrs
How often do you get a situation whereby the Chief of Navy wakes you up?
We knocked on the girls room wanting to wake them up, only to find that they are already happily sipping their Milo.

This is the first time in my life I see a carpeted toilet. Unique.

The weather was so cold. Check out the ice frost that was formed on the rear screen.


It was a foggy day as well. The mist that was formed reminded me of Silent Hill once again for the hundredth time.


We drove onto a 'Car ferry' to cross the opposite side of the bank.. It was a mere 5 minute ferry.. and it cost £3= SGD$9! Can eat 2 Zinger meal


1000hrs

Arrival at Swanage, another coast. Today we shall look at Sea-cliffs, caves and wave-cut platforms, as well as erosional waves.





An abandoned route through the caves since the 1976s. Is the Shamgang in for
exploration?

Silhouette target, figure 15, watch and shoot.

The Ring






K.O, Peng San-ed, whatever you call it. Give them a break



1200hrs

We arrived at the next town 'Dorchester' and went into the Supermarket to shop for some lunch for picnic! I bought a value pack of Cadbury Chocolate (6 bars) + Family pack Kit Kat (5 bars) for the price of £2!!! It was the best deal so far!

1300hrs

We arrived at Chesil Beach.
It was very unique because it's not a Sandy beach. But a beach full of pebbles. And I can't explain its formation!

Just take a look at the pebbles on the beach.So it's like everytime we walk, our shoes sink into the pebbles.

Picnic anyone?


Food makes us all happy
It was a nice view out of the ocean once again. But because of the cold chilly wind. We couldn't last for another hour and left once we're done!

1400hrs

The faithful and all powerful Volkswagen that brought us everywhere.
Look like some Initial 'D' shot right?

1440hrs

We went up a ultra steep slope after which a strong burning rubber smell and fumes started invading the car. We opened the car bonnett and smoke was rushing out of it. Oh gosh.. I guess we burned the clutch.

1600hrs

We arrived at our last Geographical site.




You have 2 Geography teachers accompanying your way.

Can any one of you tell me why the rocks are reddish brown in colour?

Chu Yan found an interesting rock. Nike, Just do it.


The sunset today was beautiful.



1830hrs

We decided to take a trip down to 'Exeter' another town, to have dinner with another of our fellow MOE Scholars who study there.


Behind Mr Angus Sham, Mr Ian Kwan (Moe Teaching Scholar Overseas, English Literature Major)


After dinner, it was a 4 hr drive back to London city.
Our ever-happy cheerful smooth chauffeur

And if you wonder how come we can navigate our way in UK so well, with 0 instances of getting lost or Hol-land. It's not because you have 2 Geography teachers on board.. Its because..
Yeah-ha... GPS!