The moment the bas drove down the mountain, I know I gonna miss the snow and the snowboarding....and my heart broke more when I turned back to look at the beautiful sunset: the whole mountain was pink!
Well..this was a very dramatic trip! First Yit and I flew back from KL to Melbourne and left the same night at 2 am to Falls Creek. Upon arrival (early in the morning), we went snowboarding straight away, without proper breakie or even rest. The weather was beautiful and the snow was soft. Everything looked perfect. But after lunch, the weather turned bad. Yit and I was bold enough to try the intermediate tracks even we were beginners; We snowboarded at different trails even the visibility was only around 2km. Guess what? We were LOST! We couldn't find our way, and had to take off our board and started walking...but good thing we manage to get back to one of the biggest meeting point...well....we continued boarding despite of the incident. to think of it, maybe we shoudn't....because the next thing that happened was Yit broke his wrist!! It was our last trail and we were heading back to our rooms. I arrived at the bottom of the slope and fell. Yit was behind me, and after I got up and moved, Yit fell at the same spot (damn spot!). It wasn't until the next morning that we got to the doctors and were told that clinically his wrist was broken. (Stupid hotel reception that told us, the medical center will only attend to patient with life and death situation after 5.30pm)! My poor cousin who had to suffer with the pain that whole night!
The next morning - BAD WEATHER....all ski lift were close except one, windy and bad visibility. So, in a way, it was good for Yit and I because we spend half the morning at the medical center!
The last day, I made the full out of it, snow boarded alone although it was extremely dangerous to do so. I had no choice because my other friends were not as daring and as bold as me. But I was pretty careful this time, to control my speed and improve my breaking skills. I didn't want to end up like Yit..
Well, we had steamboat and tepanyaki for dinners (we carried everything from Melbourne to the mountains mind you - there were 8 of us in the group; Yit, Moon, Rick, Kevin, Aunty Virna, Vivian and Si Hui). Food was yummy!
Oh not forgetting to mention, the world is so small, because we ended meeting Vincent's good buddies. They were our neighbour and ended up having dinner with us.
Thanks guys, you all made the trip worth going although there was bad weather. All help contributed - esp moon doing the groceries is highly appreciated!!!!
and now, the end of my ski trip, back to reality - clean my room, eat, sleep and enjoy. I have got one more week before i have to start putting in 200% effort to study!!