Everyone continued their walk to the fourth location where the last key is hidden, which is called The Backs. This place is a series of gardens and parks that line up beside the River Cam. The group made it after ten minutes. Rosie remarked, "I feel like we're in paradise, mates." Nicholas replied, "I do, too, love. It's so lovely and peaceful here!" George added, "It is, indeed!" After searching thoroughly once again, the group found the key underneath one of the maua, ua beds. Rosie exclaimed, "Hooray! We did it! Now, we can find and unlock the treasure!" John replied, "That's right, Rosie! Where is it located, kwa the way?" Rosie opened the map again and said, "The chest is waiting to be uncovered inside the Botanical Gardens, and we will just have to kuvuka, msalaba to the other side in order to get there." John replied, "Jolly good! Treasure, here we come!" With that, the five Marafiki and the Beatles crossed one of the bridges and were on their way to dig up the chest. Meanwhile, the bullies, who had resumed their quest, were having a difficult time recovering from John's strong retort earlier. The moment when they reached The Backs and saw the jolly group on the other end, they eventually gave up and resorted to dirty cheating kwa stealing a storage box from the nearby college along with some keys. The bullies tried opening it, but to no avail because it turned out that they got the wrong keys! Thankfully, one of the event organizers saw and confronted them and said, "Did wewe get that storage box without permission?" The leader stammered and lied, "Um, no, sir. We just found it here outside." The organizer wasn't deceived and shook his head. He replied, "I'm afraid wewe have committed an act of cheating and chuo kikuu, chuo kikuu cha property theft. This is a total violation of our treasure hunt rules. You'll all have to come with me back to the city square and explain to us what wewe have done throughout your quest. So, while shuddering, the bullies followed the event organizer back to the starting point. It seems that Karma is catching up to them at last.
TO BE CONTINUED
TO BE CONTINUED
It is now is the last siku for exploring, and we wanted to make the most of today before packing our things. My father got intrigued kwa a mashua ride around the lake, so he asked us if we would like to try one. We got excited and accepted his offer right away. Our starting point for the mashua ride is at the tourist center in Montreux, where we bought the tickets. The ride was very relaxing and fun with the calm, crystal blue waters and snow-capped Alps. We stopped at the Vevey pier near the town square. After dropping off, we explored the area, ate lunch, and bought plenty of souvenirs. As the siku drew to a close, we took some last dakika photos. We rested for a few dakika before packing up. I sighed and alisema to myself, "I'm going to miss this beautiful place so much. But I know we will visit here again soon."
After my parents had finished their conversation with Dave, they told me that we will be having a siku out with his family tomorrow. I got so excited that I almost couldn't sleep. The inayofuata day, we met his wife, Sophie, and their two daughters in the lobby. They were very happy to meet us. We then rode the bus going to Vevey, as the family planned to visit the Alimentarium chakula Museum. They have visited Chillon Castle, too. Although we've already been there, we decided to accompany them. It soon turns out that our sekunde visit was zaidi fun because we had zaidi companions, and we also had a conversation in the cafe while eating some ice cream. When the museum closed, we took a stroll along the lakeside, taking lots of picha and videos. It was a really enjoyable family siku out and we had a magnificent time together.
This is a shabiki fiction featuring ponies. If you're not into that stuff, run away immediately.
A police car went through the hole as well, but it was going too slow, and landed on it's roof.
It was a warm evening in Appaloosa, as a Lotus sped down the highway being driven kwa two russian stallions.
This was playing on their radio: link
Seanthehedgehog presents
The Racer
Russian driver: *stops car*
Russian stallion: *gets out, with spraypaint*
Russian driver: торопить...
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Robotnik: Snooping as usual I see. *Takes cover as a Lotus passes through the hole, and lands in front of the logo*
A police car went through the hole as well, but it was going too slow, and landed on it's roof.
It was a warm evening in Appaloosa, as a Lotus sped down the highway being driven kwa two russian stallions.
This was playing on their radio: link
Seanthehedgehog presents
The Racer
Russian driver: *stops car*
Russian stallion: *gets out, with spraypaint*
Russian driver: торопить...
The last museum for our tour is the Historical Museum of Vevey. This museum showcases the history of the city and its surrounding areas. It also has a mission to preserve its cultural heritage. The exhibits here feature Vaud and Swiss furniture, handicrafts, old weapons, medal collections, manuscripts, engravings and paintings of minor Swiss masters. There is also a room showcasing a local event known as "The Feast of the Brotherhood of Winegrowers", which takes place about every twenty years and whose purpose is to protect the interest of vineyards and vine growers. All in all, it was a very interesting museum and we enjoyed it.
The Historical Museum of Vevey.
Inside the museum.
The inayofuata museum we went to was the Swiss Camera Museum, which is located in Vevey, too. In this museum, there are exhibits showcasing the history of upigaji picha and film. It even displays some vintage cameras. We also watched a hilarious short film in the theater before leaving. In the following day, we visited the Swiss Museum of Games. This museum is just a short walk away from our hotel, and what makes it unique is that it's housed in a castle. Inside the museum were exhibits of classic games, from marbles to chess, as well as retro and modern video games. Our visits to both museums were splendid and we had a very lovely time.
The Swiss Camera Museum building.
Kodak exhibit in the Swiss Camera Museum.
The Swiss Museum of Games.
An exhibit of a vintage card game.
Today is the start of our museum tour. We went out a little earlier than usual so we could have zaidi time. The first museum that we visited was the Alimentarium chakula Museum in Vevey. Before going there, we decided to check out the Nestle headquarters and shop. Afterwards, we started our walk to the museum. It was a little far, though. But we didn't mind as we also wanted to walk kwa the lakeside. When we reached the museum vicinity, we posed for pictures with the Charlie Chaplin statue and a suspended giant fork. The museum itself showcases the history of chakula and there are lots of interactive exhibits. There is also a cafe in the ground floor. An audio guide is recommended to make the most of your visit, so I got one for free at the ticket booth. In the end, it was another educational and enjoyable experience for us.
The museum building.
The Charlie Chaplin statue.
The suspended giant fork.
One of the museum's exhibits.
The museum's cafe.
The first historical place that we visited is the Chillon Castle, au the "Château de Chillon", as it is locally called. I was excited for this, as I will be going inside a ngome for the very first time. I've always been fascinated kwa them. My father also took a break from his work so he can visit the ngome with us. We got a discount for our tickets after inaonyesha our visitor card. The ngome was built on a small rocky island in the lake. We explored the dungeon, the dining room, the armory, and the courtyard. There is even an ancient bathroom where the toilets are simply large holes! Overall, it was a fun and educational experience and we enjoyed our visit there. Before going back to the hotel, we ate a hearty chajio, chakula cha jioni at a chinese restaurant called Beijing Town in Montreux.
Chillon Castle
After studying the mini booklet the past night, my mother and I decided to ride the tram bus going back to Vevey. We showed the visitor card to the driver, who then allowed us to take our seats. It was a relaxing ride. When we arrived, we went to a small shopping center to eat lunch. We also explored the department store and supermarket, where we bought some take-out food, chokoleti bars, and juice. After the mall closed for the day, we went around the neighborhood for a couple of hours before going back to the hotel. My father returned from his work and asked how our siku was. We told him that we had lots of fun together, to which he responded, "I am very happy to know that wewe are enjoying the place." Soon, it was time to go to bed. Before I slept, my mother told me that we will be visiting Montreux tomorrow.
