On Wednesday, I left Los Angeles for the San Francisco 3 day tour. It was quite boring actually but hey, at least I could say that I went there.. LOL.
We stopped at a small Danish-looking town on the way there. After lunch, we looked around and I found the most awesomest store ever, called Del Sol. Everything they sold changed colour in the sun. They had shirts, bags, nail polish etc. I bought 2 bottles of colour changing nail polish plus a shirt ^^ They even had nail polish that was clear when you were inside and turned a cool pink colour when you were outside.
Hearst Castle is the only remaining castle in America - and it is so pretty.
GAAAAH! Who doesn't want a swimming pool like this?
The living room...
The dining room...
Another swimming pool - or should I say Roman bathhouse?
A pink fire hydrant lolz.
This place is in San Francisco and I forgot what it was called.
HAHA yes juliana, I am in a photo. O-M-G. I forgot to mention that I'm in the photos in my dad's camera but there's not many photos of me in this camera.
It was a really foggy day and this is all I could get of the Golden Gate Bridge.
San Francisco from a boat.
One of the biggest church organs in the world.
San Francisco's civic center
Yosemite National Park. This place is really pretty as well. It's like one of those places that American families go camping at in movies
Now THIS is what I imagined Edward's meadow looked like, not that crappy patch of dirt that was in the movie.
And here again, is my strange obsession with filming woodland creatures.
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Canada at night
The Niagara Falls
Apparently, people feed the squirrels in America...
M.I.T- Massacheutus University of Technology
Boston
LOL, juliana, I'm not in my photos cuz I don't like taking photos of myself + I'm usually the one taking the photos anyway :)
This is day 5 of the tour but I'm blogging about day 2 cuz I didn't have time before... Anyways, here it is, Washington DC.
In the morning, we packed our bags and got onto the tour bus. It drove us to Liberty Hall, in Philadelphia where we got security checked and our bags scanned. And get this: we looked at a BELL. Seriously, a bell. Not just any bell either, a bell with a CRACK in the middle.
Afterwards, we drove to Washington DC. I reckon it's the prettiest state that I've been to so far. New York was kinda dirty. Washington DC is kinda like the nerd of states. Its got 13 museums, lots of memorials and the White House.
^^ I included this picture for any arachnophobic people who might read this blog. Sorry, couldn't resist.
This is your mum.
African Mammals Room
Aquatic Life Room
Skeleton Room
Now this is the White House. Yeh, its quite disappointing isn't it? People used to be able to go inside and tour it but after the September 11th incident, it's been closed to tourists.
Some memorial thingo...
The president's private helicopter (which I have no idea why I took a picture of)
The Lincoln memorial
A statue of Mr Lincoln - no, it doesn't really talk.
Some spiky thing + a swimming pool :) Boooonnie if you're reading this, that was the pool that I dreamt of. Home to the octopus that ate you. LOL.
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