A few days back I was at the beach with my best secondary school friends. Just 4 guys who were really bored and ended up on sentosa's beach. After having tried my hand at sandsculpting (of sorts) during an earlier trip with the beach with Miranda and friends, I brought my tools (garden spades) again to see if I have the chance to have some fun.
And guess what? My friends were game for it and even sculpted some of their own stuff. We tried (and failed) to make a watch tower. And I thought we could make it a part of the Great Wall of China thing. That was when I learnt that my ability to stack sand to a decent height is not decent at all.
Looking closely, we actually did pretty well - if we were trying to make a volcano.
But later we (at least I did) still got our tan, and in our last hour on the beach, I sculpted a squarish watch tower by going subterrain - digging into the existing sandbed, rather than building upwards.
And here's how it looked like.
But I think the prize for the best sculpture surely goes to Zhidong, who carved a nice turtle out! (there should have been eggs)
And as the story goes, the turtle swam from the water to the shore towards to mountains!
Anyway, after a very fun day, we ended up with this!
And I figured out that I wanted to learn more about sand sculpting. Guess I'll go back to the beach more often to have fun while tanning!
Monday, 4 August 2008
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