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| Sunday, 7-Oct-2007 05:07 |
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Salam AidilFitri... Maaf Zahir dan Batin
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Pre-Raya 1
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Pre-Raya 2
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Pre-Raya 3
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Yg ni masuk paper Utusan neh :P
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Di kesempatan ini, saya Wan Muhaimin bin Wan Ahmad, ingin mengucapkan Selamat Menyambut Hari Raya Aidilfitri buat keluarga tersayang, keluarga Wan Ahmad dan Rathiah yang berada di Kemaman, Dungun, Kuantan, dan seluruh pelusuk Kelantan. Tidak lupa juga buat teman-teman di Malaysia, United Kingdom, Ireland, Germany, Australia, Jepun, Russia, New Zealand etc etc yang mengenali diri ini.. Raikan kejayaan kita menempuhi sebulan bulan Ramadhan dengan penuh kesyukuran dan kegembiraan.
Ikhlas dari;
Wan Muhaimin bin Wan Ahmad,
The College of St Mark and St John,
PL6 8BH, Plymouth, UK.
+447702786903
noblemien @ gmail. com
p/s: dah tak sabar nk pack barang nk balik mesia neh!! 
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| Thursday, 13-Sep-2007 06:05 |
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Salam Perantauan Shootin'
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Weh korang!! Baru sehari puasa pon dah beraya keee??
Date : 13 September 2007
Venue : Around Marjon and Bircham Valley
fuzzy.. apsal tido haa..??
eh.. apsal org suke tido time amik gambo??
nedd.. so duniyo bulih tengok eyebag mum!! hehe
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| Tuesday, 11-Sep-2007 10:30 |
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Eurotrip 12: Paris & Disneyland
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Paris.. City of Romance.. hmmm best jugak pergi Paris ni and obviously the first destination would be the Eiffel Tower. Spend an hour or so there.. just a short visit.. I didnt go up the tower as i will go to the Basilique du Sacre-Coeur, a higher ground for the tourists to see the view of Paris.
| Quote: | | This Romano-Byzantine basilica overlooks Montmartre, one of Paris's most picturesque districts. Its distinctive dome rising up over the rooftops, the basilica offers the perfect vantage point from which to survey the city. Inside, the mosaic of Christ and the crypt are of particular interest. Commissioned by the Catholic Church, construction began in 1875 under the watchful eye of architect Paul Abadie, and was finally completed in 1914. |
Then we head to the Musee du Louvre.. If you watched the Da Vinci Code then you know how this museum looks like.. It is a very huge museum, and the biggest attraction here besides the glass pyramids, is the painting of Mona Lisa.
| Quote: | | Originally built to defend Paris against the Vikings, this Renaissance palace became a museum in 1793. Today it houses impressive collections of Etruscan, Egyptian, Oriental, Roman and Greek artefacts as well as sculptures, paintings and other works of art ranging from the Middle Ages up to 1850, including Leonardo da Vinci's enigmatic 'Mona Lisa'. Architect I.M. Pei's amazing glass pyramid, commissioned by the President François Mitterrand, caused a sensation when it was added in 1989. Admission is EUR8.50 (EUR6 after 6p), and it's free for children under 18. |
Then we walk from the area thru all the way to the Arc de Triomphe, passing thru the Champs-Elysees, a high street of Paris, where you can see all the famous boutiques, banks, shops, restaurants along the road. At the end of the road, you will see the Arc de Triomphe in the center of a huge 8-turnings roundabout.
| Quote: | | The Arch is a site both of memories and current events and celebrations. The lists of the dead will move you. And the cars that drive around the monument will terrify you! Standing in a direct line between the Louvre and the Grande Arche de la Defense, the monument links the past with the present and offers amazing views. A truly impressive landmark, 50 metres high and 45 metres wide, Paris would not be Paris without it! Admission is EUR7. |
Then i had a canal cruise viewing Paris from the water. It is indeed a very romantic city, and you can see many couples do their thangs alongside of the canals.
The next day, i spent the whole day in Disneyland Paris! It was awesome, but i didnt snap any pictures using my 350D because my memory card was full, Kinda sad and dissapointed too as i cudnt snap my memory there in pictures. Anyway, the roller-coaster rides made me forget all those sadness. Hehe.. there are a few "must-have-a-go" rollercoasters such as the Rocky Mountain, Space Mountain 2, Indiana Jones and a few more. Hehe i had at least 2 go each. and for Rocky Mountain and Space Mountain, i had 3 go each. and it was really really really fun. hehe..
and that's the end of my trip really. Head back to London the next day, and reached my private escapee around 2 in d morning.. 
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| Saturday, 8-Sep-2007 05:15 |
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Eurotrip 11: Swiss Alps
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Took a cog railway up to Jungfrau Mountain, the top of europe (3454m). The journey took about 2 hours, but i didnt feel that long because of the breath-taking sceneries.
At the top of the mountain, there are a few things that can be done. There are a few view points to have a better view of the highest top of europe. And the view is totally awesome. Besides the view points, we can go out of the center and experience the real air, and snow while enjoying the view outside the window..
there is also an Ice palace where there is a lot of ice sculptures in it.. Very nice
I had a few go playing the ice slide.. hehe.. it was really fun and enjoyable. I did force my friend to take the picture of me playing it. It turned out to be so nice. thanks to her..
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| Saturday, 8-Sep-2007 05:06 |
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Eurotrip 10: Pisa
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cobaan meluruskan the leaning tower!
Leaning Tower Pisa situated in the Campo di Miracoli. To the people of Pisa, Campo di Miracoli is the most beautiful square in the world! This tower was actually keeps on leaning and leaning, until a British engineer was invited to find ways to make it stop from leaning. Less than 15 people are allowed to go up the tower at a time. So, you can see a very long queue of people waiting.
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| Saturday, 8-Sep-2007 04:43 |
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Eurotrip 9: Rome
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Vatican city was the first destination that we headed to on that day.. Vatican city is ruled by the Pope, and guarded by Swiss army. Snapped a few pictures then off i went to explore the city of Rome.. haha..
We have to be extremely careful when travelling with the tube and train here in Rome as there are too many pick pocketers around. They are very skillful that we didnt even noticed it. I put my wallet and handphone in my front pockets to be extra careful, and all my zippies on my backpack were securely tighten, so tight that even me had to take a few minutes to actually open it back. Nothing happen, and i was happy about that.
I travelled alone here in Rome, as there are too many attractions to cover in a day. Travelling alone is good to save time bcoz u know your pace, and you dont have to adjust it to suit group's pace. But it is quite dangerous and you will not have proper pictures of yourself, because no one to take it.
I covered most of the important attractions in Rome, as planned. Impressive.
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| Saturday, 8-Sep-2007 04:18 |
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Eurotrip 8: Venice (Italy)
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Venice or Venezia, the provincial capital of Veneto; built on 118 islands within a lagoon in the gulf of Venice; has canals instead of streets; one of Italy's major ports and a famous tourit attraction.
It was really hot when i was in Venice. It was really hot that ur throat kept asking for more water.. But it was darn expensive to buy drinks over there.. I had to spend at least 2 euros (the cheapest i cud find) for a small sized mineral water. Cekik darah betul.
Venice is beautiful... the fact that it was too crowded make me didnt able to fully taste the interesting things that Venice has to offer. But i managed to cover the important parts of Venice..
Maybe because i was walking all alone.. Lone ranger, i am!!
I love Venice and i like Italy so much. but their people actually tainted the beauty of the places. Some of them were very rude!! Some of my friends were unlucky to get scolded by them. There were a few incidents experienced by my friends that show their bad attitude. Pity them really..
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| Saturday, 8-Sep-2007 04:01 |
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Eurotrip 7: Innsbruck (Austria)
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Innsbruck is one of the beautiful cities in southwestern of Austria. Well known as a summer and winter resort. This particular city has a few tourist attraction places like the Golden Balcony, the city gate and etc. For me, even without those attractions, i wud find Innsbruck attractive because the city itself has its own special charms.
You can also find the biggest Swarovski's boutiques here in this city. You might want to bring a lot of cash or at least a card credit to enter this shop because you definately will buy something
Besides that, this city is also famous for its sky jump ramp which was built for the winter olympic that was once held here in Innsbruck.
How about that...
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| Saturday, 8-Sep-2007 03:52 |
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Eurotrip 6: Fussen
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Does the castle look familiar..? Well, if u love Disney! then you might find it familiar..
This Schlos Neuchwanstein castle was built by King Ludwig, and is the fairest of all the fairy castles. Situated on top of a hill surrounded by mountains and lakes. Mr. Disney was inspired by this particular castle when he built his Disneyland fairy tale castle.
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| Saturday, 8-Sep-2007 03:33 |
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Eurotrip Part 5: Frankfurt
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Frankfurt, the land of frankfurters. an industrial and commercial and financial center. You can see a lot of buildings belong to the international banks in the metropolitan city of Frankfurt. The buildings here have distinctive architecture that makes it looks different from one another.
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