The Reinvorigation of Garklese

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<sup>_{> PHOTOGRAPHY
> The Reinvorigation of Gårklesen}

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| Location
| Bali, Indonesia
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| Date
| 7 June 2005
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| Notes
| Waterscape

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Description
The Gallants stands, overseeing the vacant, once futile lands of the Gårklesenar, it was so that the populace who fled the torrents, the torments to which was inflicted upon. There they stands, with their glorious flag soliciting with much eagerness, with the winds that now blows from North against the Parliament building, the Gallants today, are no of a gallant as they were yesterday, for they have fallen, and stands as they are, supported by the pillars that oversaw their capitulation, and subsequently, their execution.

Explanatory
This is one of the long-lost photographs from the MSL-Art Bali Field Trip to Bali in June 2005. Great memories, I must say, one of the most illustrious time during my stay in Marsiling Secondary. Well, notwithstanding the fact that very much so that MSL was not genuinely a pleasant place to study in, and considering that its so awfully corrupted by the inefficacious values of neighbourhood schools, the field trip is one hell of decency that ever bore out of the school. Glorious Millennia for now!</sup>