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Easy as that!
... på saker som man hade missat om man hade åkt bil eller buss. Den givande promenaden tog ca 1 timme och när vi kom fram till vår slutdestination, belönades vi med varsin kopp te´ och bullar. Sungai palas boh tea plantation, heter stället vi besökte. De erbjuder gratis vandringar i plantagerna och guidade turer i deras fabrik. När vi kände oss färdiga där började vi promenera tillbaka igen, och det är som Karl brukar säga, längre hem. Men hem kom vi, trötta och belåtna.
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Carry on up the Cameron
... when you cut down pristine rainforest and I have no idea how those BPer's actually found the entrance. Finally hit a strawberry farm and stole a strawberry (sorry guys but they looked and tasted so good!). As soon as my feet hit concrete the monsoons hit but at least I was on concrete and not mud up a mountain, lol! I found the Malay family hanging out under shelter so I stopped and we had a great chat about life the universe ...
Fresh Air, Green Hills, Good Tea - is this Asia?
... little break and refuel with chocolate we set off. The walk was just as good as the trail - not as much fun as it was along a little road (and uphill all the way without the shade) but the views were great as we passed along heaps of little farms, much more rustic than the giant industrial looking ones we had passed the day before and then after about 4K we reached the tea plantation and walked through that until we arrived at the teashop and visitor centre. No ...
Kellie's Castle and the Buddha caves (Perak Tong)
... lots of Indian bricks and tiles to make the castle.
They started to build the castle, but lots of the workers became ill with the flu whilst doing it and Kellie decided to build a temple nearby so work on the castle stopped. When it started again they built a tunnel which went straight to the temple from the castle.
Kellie's castle had a rooftop area that was going to be used for parties if it had been finished, it was ...


