We joined day tours which brought us to Philip Island, farms, Yarra Valley, wildlife parks, the Twelve Apostles etc. I must say Australia have a great collection of native animals, which i really like all of them! It'd be nice to have a farm in Aussie, with all the lovely animals in your backyard.. then i can have cows, goats, sheeps, horses, and maybe penguins as my pets! haha.
Changi T3
Queen Victoria Market.
It's their grocery-shopping place, but to us, it's like a mega pasar malam.
Wombat!
It looks cute over here, but in real life it looks like a wild boar.

Cute tissue box cover

Cute tissue box cover
Fresh fruits and veggies at low rates

Mega hotdog with lotsa cheese



looks like your dog

they are so guai








Not forgetting my mario jump

Koala Conservation Centre






a waste that no photography allowed, so i can only pull it from GOOGLE!

Fairy penguins are sooo cute!!

these are the burrows of the little penguins' home..
Next daytour - Great Ocean Road Adventure



..The wonders of nature.




Mega hotdog with lotsa cheese
Kangaroos are damn cute!! How i wish i can bring them home as my pet!
They are not afraid of humans at all and they'll let you pet them.
This is a joey i guess..
looks like your dog
they are so guai
Lovely beach
Not forgetting my mario jump
Koala Conservation Centre
Here the koalas are busy sleeping, while the Koalas in the wildlife park mentioned below is more active!
Big koalas
I'm not lazy too
Australia has many scenic coastal views..
til i can't remember which bay or coast are these.. haha
Philip Island's penguin parade!
everyday during dusk, thousands of little fairy penguins would emerge from Summerland Beach and waddle to their burrows on hills. Those penguins are really the mini kinds, not the usual big fat ones in arctic. their legs are so mini, yet they are able to make such a long journey back home. super impressed with them.
a waste that no photography allowed, so i can only pull it from GOOGLE!

Fairy penguins are sooo cute!!

these are the burrows of the little penguins' home..
spot a wallaby in the midst

this sign is super cute.. some of the little penguins might lose their way back to their burrow homes and wander to the carparks.. if i ever see one, i'll bring it back home! haha
Next daytour - Great Ocean Road Adventure
While waiting for the bus..
The Twelve Apostles
These are limestone stacks rising from the Southern Ocean. As to why the apostles exist only in the Great Ocean Road, i'm really not sure. any geog lovers can tell me why? 
Despite the name being Twelve Apostles, there are not twelve individual stacks visible in any one location. From this view we can only see 4- 5 apostles? After google-ing Twelve Apostles, then i realised that the one on the left collapsed in 2005.
More info taken from Google regarding the creation of apostles:
1. Wave action erodes the cliff face, leaving harder rock as headlands.
1. Wave action erodes the cliff face, leaving harder rock as headlands.
2. Waves eat away the rock at sea level, forming caves on each side of the headland.
3. The caves eventually meet up, forming an arch.
4. The arch collapses, leaving a rock stack.
5. Further undercutting by waves and opening up of vertical cracks in the rock by rain and saltwater, gradually reduce the stack to a low platform or reef.
..The wonders of nature.
Loch Ard Gorge is also created the same way
same goes for the london arch / london bridge


The Dandenong ranges - full of lush ferns and towering timbers

The Dandenong ranges - full of lush ferns and towering timbers
Australia's oldest steam rail


full of steam..
full of steam..
This is the old sch way of riding the trains..




Disembarked the choo choo train

Real charcoal fireplace in the Fergusson Winery's restaurant


superman.. forgot to change outfit

Healesville Wildlife Sanctuary - home to Australia's native wildlife
Disembarked the choo choo train
Real charcoal fireplace in the Fergusson Winery's restaurant
superman.. forgot to change outfit
Pinot Noir from Fergusson Winery..
Healesville Wildlife Sanctuary - home to Australia's native wildlife
Australia's largest bird - emu
Most of the time i see koalas rolled up in a ball sleeping away.
But this one in the wildlife park actually moved! it was really a rare sight, as koalas sleep 20 hours a day, so they'll only move during that short span of 4 hrs.. how lucky!