The newly found terrain | Egged birthday

Well, two days back, Shawn, RB and I ventured out to cycle around…and with our random cycling, we ended up at TP, Taman Perindustrian (I believe it’s a fairly new area). On further exploration, Shawn led us to this Faber Castell factory (with its “biggest pencil in the world”, that can’t be used anyway). Near that area is a green hill with two electric towers on top. We wanted to climb it on foot, but Shawn led us further up, where there’s this wonderful terrain, which I think any amateur geologists would be proud of :P

At an angle, there are some plants that looked like miniature toys… actually the entire place looked like a place where you shoot them dinosaur movies. The plants are tiny…the “cave” thingy is small…in RB’s words, that entire place is like a cave without the cover.

That said, RB and I climbed up this ledge to the top, and had difficulties coming down. It’s not that difficult, it’s the fear. I’m semi-afraid of heights, and I believe this is worse than Solero Spaceshot at Genting, ‘cause even though it’s high, you have no choice but get pulled down whereas this… you have all the time in the world, yet you have to do this on your own. Jumping down metres high ledge onto the soft, wet ground.

Here are some pictures from our trip:

Yesterday’s RB’s birthday. Andy brought some Omega3 eggs to school, and Gopi dragged him after school to the grassy area behind the B block of our school. Nevertheless, he’s wet and pelted with eggs; actually, being pelted with eggs hurts. Some of us did a mistake by throwing the eggs at him instead of cracking it over the head…the impact forces the contents of the eggs out and some of us (including yours truly) got some pieces of egg yolk and whatnot on our attire. :P