Autumn in London

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Ooi was in London. Me and my cousin sister had the pleasure to guide him around. He is a wise man and we learn a lot through the conversations we had with him.


It has been great meeting him in London

We went to the London Zoo. We took tube and stopped at Regent's Park station. To reach the zoo we have to walk a distance as the zoo is located in Regent's Park - according to wiki: Regent's Park (officially The Regent's Park) is one of the Royal Parks of London. The view is magnificent and I can really feel Autumn here!




Can you see the small kid inside the pic ^^?

We finally reached the zoo entrance after a good-15 minutes-walk. However, the weather become gloomy and started to drizzle. It's freaking cold also -.- Luckily it stopped raining once we stepped out from the indoor aquaria.



Hippos in the hot tub water... so warm. They are much smaller comparing to Zoo Negara's hippos. I always think hippo looks like a chinese dish called Dung Po Yuk...haha.


Me and buri's favourite penguins - CUTE especially the way they walk!


Llama


Please ignore my stupid look. When we first saw this huge pig we were estimating how long it will take to finish eating it...hoho.


Sheep. Their poos are everywhere in "biji".

Last pic of the day.

Really thank Ooi for invinting us to go with him as well as spending us dinner in China town. Next time when you are here, it's our turn to pay for the bill!

P.S. I am frusfrated with all the bank transaction issues -.- and anticipation is killing me especially when I am checking email every second -.-

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