had the first experience of car washing in Perth. apparently, it has no fixed cost. so you just insert coins in the machine and the time goes ticking according to the amount you put it. you just have to turn the lever as to whether you want water or soap or high pressure water or bubble foam or wax. quite cool. but its really taxing to wash the car like tt especially when you are fighting against time. and its really expensive if you work too slowly.

sent him to school the second day and drove to Swan Bells myself after that before going to the city to walk around.

Swan Bells. its actually a tower that keeps 18 bells from the St Martin's in the Fields church from London, with the last bell being casted in Perth.

other kinds of bells available in Swan Bells and the bell demonstration room where you can see the strings. if you pull the strings, you can see the bells move accordingly, for instance to make chimes or to ring the bells. there's actually a hobby for bell ringing. and people actually try to make records by ringing bells in a sequence. to ring 6 bells in all the different sequences, it took about 2 plus hours. amazing. i tried pulling one and it really took quite alot of effort.

the view of Swan River from the top of Swan Bells