Which is where the phantom lived, if he existed.
I love it!
Their roadside petrol stations:
Paris is a hell for drivers.
Its forever jam, and there are just so many accidents!
Thats the end of our tour.
The one below is our coach driver Eric.
Oh ya, he saved all our lives.
We almost got into a major accident, and if we did, I will be the first one to be killed cos of where i was sitting.
And thanks to his crazy driving skills, we got away with a few earpiercing screams started from me.
Then our extremely good tour guide, he calls himself tour director.
He's damn damn informative and damn good in history, food, damn familiar with every single place we visited..
He's really damn good.
And he's witty, and he's friendly.
No i do not have a crush on him.

And tada, our tour group minus 6 people who left early.Out of 49 people,
27 South Africans,
6 Americans,
4 Australians,
3 Singaporeans,
2 Brunei-ans,
2 Indians,
1 Hongkee,
1 Vietnamese,
1 Japanese,
1 Saudi Arabian,
1 Malaysian - u know who.
First time i got to know South Africans.
They are really friendly and nice.
Makes me wanna visit South Africa.
I might i might.
When their country gets safer =P
Remember what i said in the beginning of this post?
This is less than 5% of my trip!!!
If you're thinking u took very long to read this post,
think about this:
I took more than 6 hours to select the photos and to upload and to blog!!
Now who's more tired?
I got another video of the olympic torch and protest i saw in london.
U all wanna see it?
Still got energy ar?
haha, maybe i will upload it next time, if u all wanna see it.