Let's enter the nature and begin our adventure.

The climb was steep at some points but I found it so much easier than having to climb up the slope back to apartments after school. The route that we took was very scenic. There were a few changes in landscape and in the trees that live on it, making the walk exciting because you never know what you'll see next. It was like going into the foliage and coming out into the desert, then going into the foliage again and appearing in the savannah, then in to the foliage and reappearing on green pastures, land of botak trees, and outback with aussie wildflowers, and then entering the foliage and emerging by the lakeside. Immersed in nature once again and enjoying every sight and sound.

The birds here don't chirp; they sing and they laugh. It's the music of nature, all you have to do is listen. There were as many kookaburras at the campsite as there are mynahs back home. Pretty little birds that seems to be happy all the time laughing their little hearts out. We even saw one fly right into the lake, swoop down into the water, catch its prey and fly back up to indulge in its catch. Gracefully done.

Possums were running around at our campsite, brushing at our feet and peeking at our campfire. Adorable little creatures they are. Wallabys were hopping around looking for food. But they are much more shy than the possums and tend to hop away from the tracks at the sign of human activity. A snake was even spotted on the trail because the sun was out and the day was warmer. Wild!