I love nature, visiting gardens and documenting my interests in photo diaries. Gardening and writing is a great stress buster. I am just an amateur photographer who shoots with my heart. I use a point and shoot Panasonic DMC-FH1, 12mp digital camera for macros and scenery shots and a Nokia 3500 mobile phone camera, 2mp for candid shots. All the photos posted in this blog are taken by me unless otherwise stated.
Do treat this blog as a shared learning experience in this journey called 'LIFE'.
I believe that every place I visit has a garden, one way or another. So do join me as I live out my passion and endeavours.
That's me, Autumn Belle, a lady born in autumn.
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Hi... I envy your childhood, not to say I did not have a happy one... I lived mine out in a kampong, so I was surrounded by plants and plants... my passion is photography and gardening... and I look forward to visiting your blog... happy new year!
Dear Prof, thank you very much for being the first commenter here. It is indeed an honour and a great start for 1.1.11!
hi
this is meiling. i would like to ask you for some information on how to reach the strawberry farm and mushroom farm near genting highland.
my sister and i will be bring my grandparents and our mother for a short trip in genting highland from 1 apr to 3 apr, but we don't know how to go to the farms.
i would sincerely appreciates your help.
by the way, i don't have a blog.
terima kasih
Hi Mei Ling, The Genting Strawberry and Mushroom Farm has their own website. You can get their contact numbers and location map. Do check out the following link:
http://www.gentingstrawberry.com/gentingstrawberry/contact.php
Wishing you a safe journey and enjoyable trip, Good Luck!
Hi Autumn Belle
You had such a wonderful childhood! Mine was quiet carefree with lots of open spaces and dogs, something like yours. Only that my parents don't like gardening! Now I have moved to Perak (not my hometown) and have a big garden. Am trying to grow fruit trees too!
KL Girl, planting fruit trees is a wise move towards caring for our Mother Earth and for the future generations. Fruit trees provide food not only to humans but their flowers are a souce of nectar for the bees, birds and butterflies and fruits food for the birds, bats, squirrels, etc. We clever humans can share some of the fruits of our labour with other creatures that inhabit our planet. Hence, may you be rewarded with abundance in health, wealth and happiness ;>) !
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