Thursday, June 9, 2011

Going, Going, Goa


VM:HK went VM:GOA at the begining of April.
It was a short trip to catch up with some old friends and to see what had been promised as an amazing place to visit.
Armed with my new CYMK Diana and trusty IPhone I managed to capture the memories I will have of the beautiful places and people of Goa, India.

Spices and teas at the market

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Lime juice by the road...refreshing!





Tarzan

Tomatoes on Market Day

Bangles, bangles, bangles

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Keek!

Grumpy banana selling lady




Bartering...









Please Horn OK...still don't know what this means.

Sleepytime in Panjim



 Its Better in Goa!

Wednesday, June 1, 2011

I want to ride my bicycle...

MTR exit, Cheung Sha Wan

Awesome...
I saw this bicycle on my way to work this morning. I love the colours of all the ribbons wrapped around the front tyre. But it does beg the question, is it a smooth ride?

Monday, March 14, 2011

Lomo loves Lamma...

Sunny Saturdays are meant for Day Trips.
Day Trips on boats, boats that take you to islands, islands like Lamma.
I love Lamma and I think my Diana does too...


Thursday, March 10, 2011

Singing in the Rain...

Singing in the Rain...
Multi Layer Laneway 2011
KK, PB and E
Blue Bin Bag Brigade

KK <3 Shine
Captain Gozar...
Camera: Mini Diana

Event: Laneway Festival
Location: Fort Canning Park, Singapore
Weather: Torrential Downpour

Oh yes, it didn't just rain in Singapore. IT POURED. Thats not to say we didn't have a good time. Infact some of the dance moves wouldn't have been possible if the grass had not turned into a mud pit.
Music + Mud = Good Times.
Singing + Raining = Sing&pour (thanks PB for that one)

Saturday, February 12, 2011

Year of the Rabbit...

Happy Year of the Rabbit!
And what a new year I had.
I used the opportunity of the long holiday to go adventuring to the temples of Angkor in Cambodia. Due to CNY prices we had to fly to Bangkok and start our adventure from the Mo Chit bus station. Scared? Me? No!
Sure the bus journey to the border between Thailand and Cambodia was long but the Thai countryside managed to distract my attention away from my numb bum cheek.
Once in Cambodia it was obviously that road safety was not a priority for the people. Minutes into our cab ride towards Siem Reap we saw a woman in the boot of a car, it didn't look very comfortable or safe.

Once in Siem Reap it was time to have a beer and decide on the temples that we would explore. Over the course of the next 3 days we would see the sunset and rise at Angkor Wat, take a tuk tuk to Angkor Thom and Ta Prohm and test the cooling system of Johnny's poor scooter on a 2 hour journey into the countryside to see Beng Mea Lea. As well as taking a boat to see the floating village on Tonle Sap Lake.