After the amsterdam/copenhagen trip, i went for the chaplaincy easter trip to Isle of Skye, NorthWest of Scotland. Lasted for 3 days 2 nights. Alot of the pictures are taken from second day onwards, and its kinda diffficult to narrate coz they are all sceneries, and i forggotten the name of the places except a few.
Its basically a very hilly country, with very very old mountains and a terrible weather. The morning we left the Youth Hostel it rained. It stopped when we got onto the bus, rained again on our first stop, and turned off again, and this lasted for the entire morning. But alot of pretty pictures were taken in between those showers, so, enjoy!!!
The rainy weather created this beautiful river and waterfall. Observe the colors of the river!! With the snowy mountains at the back. Fantastic eh.
Captured the rainy weather.
Indeed, 5 minutes later it stopped and this beautiful view is revealed.
Look at this!! The storm is chasing us!
One of the the towns on the Isle of Skye.
View of the bay.
Me and Kah Hee, aka Ah Hei.
Alan and Me.
Another superb looking waterfall! Look at the colors!!
Breathtaking.
Rain is back. ><
Small farming town.
Fast food on the go.
The highlight of the trip. A walk in the famous Qurang. Very old montainous area, according to Fiona, the tour guide. Great view!! Exactly like Lord of the Rings, or maybe better!!!!!!!!
Check this out... Just take your time browsing through the pictures.
Nice effects.
Me and Fiona Johnson, a lady that i admire very much, and her husband as well.
Perfect.
Gets a little dark.
And half bright half dark. Love the natural lighting effect.
This is even more amazing!!
Ascending to the top.
Time for some snowball fight! Thats Barns if you remember in my first few posts.
Love the steepness.
Wheee......
Me, Barns and Ruth.
+ Alvin now. haha.
The other group.
Wan Yie, same class as me in Taylors, her first pic in my blog i think.
Can you spot me?
Nice.
Went for a coffee break after that in the capital of Isle of Skye, cant remember its name. Fibi, Kah Hee and me.
Our last day. Packing up the cooking things.Thats the hostel we stayed in.
We see this in the morning. Nice...
Its basically a very hilly country, with very very old mountains and a terrible weather. The morning we left the Youth Hostel it rained. It stopped when we got onto the bus, rained again on our first stop, and turned off again, and this lasted for the entire morning. But alot of pretty pictures were taken in between those showers, so, enjoy!!!
The rainy weather created this beautiful river and waterfall. Observe the colors of the river!! With the snowy mountains at the back. Fantastic eh.
Captured the rainy weather.
Indeed, 5 minutes later it stopped and this beautiful view is revealed.
Look at this!! The storm is chasing us!
One of the the towns on the Isle of Skye.
View of the bay.
Me and Kah Hee, aka Ah Hei.
Alan and Me.
Another superb looking waterfall! Look at the colors!!
Breathtaking.
Rain is back. ><
Small farming town.
Fast food on the go.
The highlight of the trip. A walk in the famous Qurang. Very old montainous area, according to Fiona, the tour guide. Great view!! Exactly like Lord of the Rings, or maybe better!!!!!!!!
Check this out... Just take your time browsing through the pictures.
Nice effects.
Me and Fiona Johnson, a lady that i admire very much, and her husband as well.
Perfect.
Gets a little dark.
And half bright half dark. Love the natural lighting effect.
This is even more amazing!!
Ascending to the top.
Time for some snowball fight! Thats Barns if you remember in my first few posts.
Love the steepness.
Wheee......
Me, Barns and Ruth.
+ Alvin now. haha.
The other group.
Wan Yie, same class as me in Taylors, her first pic in my blog i think.
Can you spot me?
Nice.
Went for a coffee break after that in the capital of Isle of Skye, cant remember its name. Fibi, Kah Hee and me.
Our last day. Packing up the cooking things.Thats the hostel we stayed in.
We see this in the morning. Nice...
Our first itinery, walknig across the infamous Skye bridge. Cool looking is an understatement.
Sceneries taken from the bridge.
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