The flight back home

08/08/2017
Greetings people, I'm back and yes another blog and yes my Holiday is over, it ended since last Friday and now, I'm back at school and so, I had a great time over at Europe and also it may have been the longest holiday but it rivals the holiday at the south east of Australia which dates back to 2009 but that is not important although that one was about 7 weeks long which makes it the longest but it is the longest Australian holiday yet as this European holiday that just ended, was about 5 weeks long which makes it the longest over sea holiday yet but the next over sea's holiday which is in the United States of America is yet to come but it's now less than 2 years away from now. So now I shall talk about the last days of my journey which is the flight back to Perth.
On Thursday of last week (03/08/2017) After breakfast, Mum, Dad and I separated from Emma as she decided to do something else since we've packed our suit cases. Mum, Dad and I were heading to the Berlin Natural History Museum. This museum wasn't too far from where the hotel was, it was more than 5 buildings across the path after taking the right hand road of the cross walk. The museum was big and I think it's probably the same size or larger/smaller than the Natural history museum in London. We took a few hours and remembered that we had to be back to the hotel some where around 2 or 2:30 PM no later. There was lots to see, even the collection of jars filled with fish, rays, small sharks and even Eels. Also we even saw a nearly complete T-rex skeleton named Tristan Otto on display. (Farther notice, if you ever want to see Tristan Otto in the Natural History Museum of Berlin, the best time will be before the fall of 2018 or a time before that.

15/08/2017
Sorry for the delay, let's continue.
The reason why before the end of 2018 or before that is because Tristan Otto will be moved back to a laboratory for farther examinations, so for now it's your chance to see him. As we walked around the museum, as I spoke about those jars earlier, one of them, well I didn't take a photo of it, had what looks like a "Cookie Cutter Shark", one of the smallest shark species in the world, we even saw displays of different creatures and mammals that are still existing today. Even how they were made. After having lunch and exited the museum, we returned to the Hotel where Emma was waiting and after doing what we needed to do after being at the hotel for the final time, we started heading to the airport. Things didn't look good at the airport, there was a lot of people in the queue for loading their luggage on the plane and there was a few gates at the terminal and we took a bus down to the plane and we were off to Doha. In the plane we were flying in, I had a bit of a issue, the chair in front of me was broken so it was leaning back too far so when we get to Doha, it needs to be fixed, however, I can still use the screen on the back of it and I was watching the 2017  movie of "The Power Rangers", and it was so good when I first watched it.

The next day in the morning but still in the night sky, we landed at Doha, switched planes straight away and took off. This flight was the longest one for the trip home since the flight from Perth to Doha. I was watching the movie "Kong Skull Island" a movie that was made from the basics of the original movie "King Kong". Had a few pauses even during the flight from Berlin to Doha while watching "The Power Rangers" and after watching "Kong Skull Island", we were just near half way to Perth so I had a few short sleeps and a few times playing on my new Tablet, we then arrived at Perth International Airport and took a Taxi home. It took less than an hour to get back home and as we arrived, Emma and I sneaked into the house and as we entered the Family room, there was one of our Grandmothers and our little dog Ellie who was racing to us both until the whole family was in the house. Dad's Parents came into our house for a little visit and both Grand parents left and the holiday was over. Good bye