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Happy V day, B. Baby, like I always said. You are ONE in a million. You are the one who knows how to care about me, pampered me, be patient with me, honest with me, annoyed me (sumtimes =D), bully me and of couse loving me with all your heart. I apperciate every single little thing you done for me, B and I cherish this relationship till my very last breath. I love you, B. *Entry written by Alicia | | |
| Sorry guys for not updating my blogs, haha. For those who i viewed their blog entry and if you do visit my site, just ignore my past entry because it was so long ago, can be history already. Anyway, hopefully someday i will start a new blog when i have free time. Do drop me message. | | |
| So Many Things and Events to Catch Up Its been a while I didn’t update my xanga for so long!! Reasons I being so lazy and I think there 24 hours a day is not enough for me. Anyway, I just had my one week holiday and its time to back to Uni stuff again. What I been doing for the past month? Hehe I realized I been to many places around Victoria during this holiday, and I love most of the trip, fun, friends, photos……. I’m broke now. L but I think I spend better on trip rather than on alcohol. :P hehe. I been to few places in different days such as visited Grampians National Park, Tulip Farm, and some Winery Vineyard. Tulip Festival (30 September 2005)  
 
 
 
Ling San, Me, Nong 
Nong, Me, Casey, Ling San 
My Ancient Sport Car, Anyone wanna go for ride? 
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| Charlotte 21st Birthday – Hyde Bar
 
I went to Charlotte birthday party the other night at Hyde Bar, this place was cool thought and is really nice. She celebtrated her birthday in advance (actual birthday date 21st October 2005) with another two birthday boy. Anyway, I don’t know what to say, but just wish u Happy Birthday, and nice day ahead. Don’t always bully me ar!!! I so annoyed!! :P hehehe thanks for being my good friends.
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| Grampians National Park (26 September 2005) 
Grampians National Park is the third largest in Victoria. It’s spectacular scenery; colourful displays of wildflowers and wide range of opportunities for outdoor recreation have also made it one of the State’s most popular holiday destinations. The park is home to almost a third of Victoria’s plant species, and a large percentage of it’s animals.
the park offer some of the best site seeing opportunities in the State, with a substantial network of roads and a convenient central base in the fully serviced township of Halls Gap. There are excellent short walks, some easy, others more demanding. away from Halls Gap many camp grounds have been developed in natural bush settings. There are also challenging day and overnight walks. Over two thirds of Aboriginal art sites in Victoria are here, and Aboriginal people continue their strong association with the area. Visit website for more details http://www.parkweb.vic.gov.au/1park_display.cfm?park=109 
Group photos taken during journey break at petrol station 
Photo taken at Gap Vineyard Wonderland Car Park Wonderland Car Park is well designed and maintained. There is no designated accessible toilet, but otherwise the facilities are good, including seating and shelter. The walking tracks, which are the main attraction for visitors to this site, are strenuous and involve some rock scrambling. This makes the walks poorly accessible for many people with a disability. Off-road wheelchairs are available from Brambuk the National Park & Cultural Centre.   
Picture of Big Bro Sing getting annoyed!! Boroka Lookout The track to Boroka Lookout from the car park is sealed, and is 100 metres return. The view is highly recommended, and although there is a constant gradient, accessibility is good. This track is detailed in the "Wheelchair Accessible Tracks" booklet, available at the Grampians National Park Visitor Centre. Access to the toilets is poor, but the site is being modified. Off-road wheelchairs are available from Brambuk the National Park & Cultural Centre. 
HengSing, Kimberly, Angela, Ming, Truman Me, Dennison, Tammathy, Ashley  
MacKenzie Falls The track to MacKenzie Falls is relatively inaccessible due to steep sections, but MacKenzie Falls Loop Walk is a wheelchair accessible track beginning at the car park and winding through the bush to a viewing platform overlooking the Falls. The picnic area has a kiosk, picnic benches and accessible toilets. Off-road wheelchairs are available from Brambuk the National Park & Cultural Centre. 
Infront MacKenzie WaterFalls 
 
 
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