Hi ya'll~! I've mentioned in my previous post that I was going to blog about my Mugdock Country Park Visit, so here we go~
03/10/2009 Saturday: My flatmates and I are always up for free meals and free tours you see, so one day, my Hong Kong flatmate asked the other three of us whether would like to join her for this trip to Mugdock Country Park. Lol~ We will need to pay for the train, but others like travelling from train station to the park and tea time snacks will be included. So we got ourselves ready around 11.30am and we head to George Square to meet up the rest of the bunch who are going for the trip as well.
There are quite a lot of students going, not only from Strathclyde, there are students from University of Glasgow along and totally 'international' group of students. So we walk to the train station and took a train to a place called 'Milngavie' (wondering how to pronounce eh... and it actually pronounced as 'Mile Gaive', which sounds similar to the word in Cantonese used to describe no place to stay = 'Mao Gai', LOL~) This is what my Hong Kong mates said. =P
Below are the photos that I've took during the visit. I can't really tell you how nice it is by words, even using photos it is still not as perfect as the actual view. Well, enjoy the photos first, then if got the chance, come here and visit. Lol~
03/10/2009 Saturday: My flatmates and I are always up for free meals and free tours you see, so one day, my Hong Kong flatmate asked the other three of us whether would like to join her for this trip to Mugdock Country Park. Lol~ We will need to pay for the train, but others like travelling from train station to the park and tea time snacks will be included. So we got ourselves ready around 11.30am and we head to George Square to meet up the rest of the bunch who are going for the trip as well.
There are quite a lot of students going, not only from Strathclyde, there are students from University of Glasgow along and totally 'international' group of students. So we walk to the train station and took a train to a place called 'Milngavie' (wondering how to pronounce eh... and it actually pronounced as 'Mile Gaive', which sounds similar to the word in Cantonese used to describe no place to stay = 'Mao Gai', LOL~) This is what my Hong Kong mates said. =P
Below are the photos that I've took during the visit. I can't really tell you how nice it is by words, even using photos it is still not as perfect as the actual view. Well, enjoy the photos first, then if got the chance, come here and visit. Lol~
After the visit, we had the chance to visit the Scottish's house and enjoy some snacks for tea time. It was basically a simple refreshment for us to get some bites and to socialise with each other. There are students from China, Hong Kong, Spain, Italy, Singapore, Malaysia (just me =.=") etc. And there's one guy from Czech Republic looks so cute and got really nice eyes. LOL~ where my flatmate can't really get her eyes off him, but mine were stucked with the Italian guy. LOL~ Ahem~! Emm... anyway, here's how the house looks like, and I love the cozy feeling of the house~
After tea, we headed back to the train station and took the train back to our place. Well, like I've mentioned earlier, we are always up for free meals, so the next station would be a Christian Mooncake Festival Dinner, hahaha~ Hey, we miss home dearly on Mid-Autumn festival so it's not wrong to get ourselves a good meal and mooncakes right?? HAHA! So I enjoyed a full chinese cuisine dinner and not to forget, MOONCAKES~
We stayed for a talk about don't know what regeneration and science from the view of Christianity or something (Sorry, not being disrespectful, just I really didn't concentrate and I forgot the title of the talk~ I'M SORRY~) Well, we went back to our hall after that, then this is the last picture I took for that day...
We stayed for a talk about don't know what regeneration and science from the view of Christianity or something (Sorry, not being disrespectful, just I really didn't concentrate and I forgot the title of the talk~ I'M SORRY~) Well, we went back to our hall after that, then this is the last picture I took for that day...
'月亮代表我的心'Will blog again soon, I promised~! Well, at least once a week ain't that bad, correct? ^^ Until then, cheers mate~
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