Pictures from 14 - 18 February
14th February (Monday)
With a Spanish friend drinking a juice in Java Juice (267 Murray St)
Located just across from the Perth underground train station in the Murray Street mall, this is probably our busiest and most popular store
With a Spanish friend drinking a juice in Java Juice (267 Murray St)
Located just across from the Perth underground train station in the Murray Street mall, this is probably our busiest and most popular store
15th February (Tuesday) Having a great time with Ana and other friends of fer from different countries
In ATM @ Durty Nellys Irish Pub, an independent ATM located in Perth
16th February (Wednesday)
On the train, going to the Mustang Bar with Aika and Daniele
At the Mustang Bar with my Colombian friend, Naslhy Bucheli
Naslhy (left), Dickson, me and Anaïs (right)
Dickson, Mohammad, Aika and me
Naslhy, Anaïs and me
Sandro and me... What a face xD
17th February (Thursday)
SURFING DAY IN TRIGG BEACH
Today we're going to learn how to surf thanks to new social activity with Eurocentres
On the paradise of a beach...
Ready for the surfing lessons!
The theory sounds easy but the practice is very very very difficult
Let's go surfing!!!
AWESOME!!!
Hard but fun!
After more than one hour... the lesson ended... Surely I need more practice xD.
Surfing is so hard but it was a nice experience with the Eurocentre mates and teachers
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Going back...
A funny man surfer
Westwide Bus and Coach is a family owned and operated company based in Perth WA Western Australia
City of Stirling, Trigg Beach :-)
Trigg Beach is particularly well known for its good surfing conditions and is one of the most popular beaches in Western Australia. It is used for many sports, including surfing and passive recreational pursuits such as swimming and sunbathing. Trigg Island is a focal point for Trigg Beach and a popular fishing spot
Wonderful seaaaaaaaaa
Attractive backdrop
I want a house here!!!
Sea clean and crystalline
Some pics with Naslhy :-)
Interesting historical info
Ideal place where anyone would want to live
A small boat and a big boat
North Scarborough Beach and its general warnings. Good to know it! Thx 4 the info
Warning Pindone Poison. Pindone will be present on the ground from : DO NOT touch bait. WATCH CHILDREN at all times. DO NOT EAT animals from this area. Poison baits or carcasses are DEADLY to DOGS
Surfing area in Stirling
Pictures with two guys that we met this day at the beach
In the photos below I'm with some classmates from Brazil and Switzerland
OMG... Don't touch my hair!!!
Aika and me totally crazy
Daniele
Having fun with Aika, Daniele, Sandro, André, etc.
Playing football against Daniele. Exercise after the meal!
18th February (Friday)
VISITING THE SWAN BELL TOWER
This day we're visiting the Bell Tower (Naslhy, Ana and me)
The Bell Tower on Riverside Drive
This tower is an icon for Perth and Western Australia
Before getting into the tower
And now... pictures from the tower
There are 6 levels to the tower, well 7 if you include the entry foyer -
Entry level - tubular bells, Mark Creasy Turret Clock and gift shop
Level 1 - Bellringing chamber
Level 2 - Viewing gallery for bellringing & exhibition displays
Level 3 - Patrons toilet
Level 4 - Belfry with close up viewing of the St Martin-in-the-Fields bells
Level 5 - The Mark Creasy Turret clock bells
Level 6 - Open air observation deck, steel walkway with 360 degree view and a coin operated telescope
Standing at 82.5 meters (which is quite short for a tower), there are six floors in this tower and the view from the observation deck on the top is magnificent, overlooking the Swan River on one end and the city behind
Info about the oldest bell in Australia- The Upton Grey Bell cast over 450 years ago in approximately 1550, was once one four that rang out from the tower of the parish church at Upton Grey in Hampshire, England
This is the oldest bell in Australia, a giant bell weighing 459 kg
Posing with the oldest bell :-)
Views from the second level
Viewing
Gallery for Bellringing and exhibition displays
Different kinds of bells
The Bell
Tower is the first in the world to be built to allow the public to view
the bells during ringing and to watch the bell ringers perform their
art.
Level 5: The Mark Creasy Turret Clock Bells
Level 5: The Mark Creasy Turret Clock Bells
Providing information about the Western Australian Maritime Museum
Next to the grandfather's clock
More historical notes...
More pictures inside the tower
Here we can learn about the relationship between clocks and bells
Here we can learn about the relationship between clocks and bells
Emergency Evacuation Plan. Always important
The tower at night is really amazing!
The bells inside the tower
Nice views of the Swan River and city Perth from the 3rd floor
During your visit to this unique Perth attraction you can learn about their fascinating history from an insightful guide and audivisual screens
An external observation deck that offers unparalleled views of the river and the city
The coin operated telescope in the last level (6) and the
Carillion. You have also the pportunity to record a Video Postcard
Beautifuuuuuuuuuuuul. I love this city, I love this country
On the top of the tower you can find the Open Air Observation
Deck, steel walkway with 360 degrees view... Really beautiful!!!
Another perspective
The 12 bells of St Martin
Among its many attributes, the Bell Tower includes the twelve bells of St Martin-in-the-Fields, which were recorded as being in existence before the 14th century and recast in the 16th century by Queen Elizabeth I
The view of the city from the observation deck
Naslhy and me taking a lot of pictures :D
Taking the last pictures from the tower
At Ana's home... Having a good dinner :)
Getting fat each day! OMG!
A short walk in the evening after dinner
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