A Trip in Mornington Peninsula (2)
Note: This post is continued from here.
Fruit farm.
They have a special type of fruit called quince. It tastes rather like a cross of a pear and an apple, said Xuan Ni. It is only edible when cooked.
After having done picking some fruits and taking pics of alpacas (they are from the same genus as llamas),
the big group set off again
to the lighthouse,
and then to the beach.
As the waves lapped against the shore,
some anglers waited for the fish (I don't know how fishing at the beach works, anyone?),
while fotoholics continued to do what they like to do most,
till the last ray of the sun receded from the horizon.
Credit: Pic 2 & 5 by Su Min
[to be continued...]
[Apr 9: Continued here]
4 comments:
I love the beach pictures. I really really like them. :)
Hmm...cross between a pear an an apple? That's what my French friends said when I let them try Chinese pears... (the "ya pear" in supermarkets) Which one is this more like?
nice couple shot!:D
day-dreamer: Thanks! I am still learning to take better landscape pictures, so will definitely try to improve in the future!
wp: Haha yeah, it's more like pear actually. A hard version. :P
alvin: Thanks. :P
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