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2 days in Penang – getting a Thai visa in Pe
... back and followed our nose to reach the embassy. We presented our ticket and received our passport back with the visa inside – simple.....
We all walked back to the main road and had an ice cream before the others headed back into town. I’m still looking for a bikini, so we went to what we thought was a mall, but it wasn’t. The heavens opened so we went back to the homestay. Our £2 umbrella from Singapore broke on the way ...
Pinang Part 1
When we left kuala lumper we were a bit disheartened about Malaysia, luckily the next stop was Penang which we loved!
Penang feels like a European city with street art everywhere, old colourful colonial style buildings and a real charm to it (Lonely Planet eat your heart out!).
We stayed the first time for just two nights where we met our friend Jass (pronounced Jazz), ...
Food - food wherever I go
... br> To burn off all those calories I took on during my eating frenzy, we went for a walk in the national park. Our goal was to reach Monkey beach which apparently should have plenty of monkeys, as the name says. The walk should take normally about 2 hours, depending on the stamina of the person. We had much longer because about 20 minutes into the walk the English girl twisted her ankle and within minutes it swell to the size of a golfball. She ...
Snake Temple
... I'm Australian and acted tough whenever there was one. The temple was draped in snakes and they has a few massive snakes you could take photos with. Shortly after we caught a bus to the esplanade. Bea was doing a funny video montage similar to the dancing guy who is sponsored by VISA MasterCard. We went back to the Fort and did a dance with the cannons. We had some lunch and headed off to Batu Feringghi. ... Remembering Jessie in Melaka telling us about ...
Melting Pot
It’s been said that America is the ultimate melting pot with any new citizens expected to blend in with a minimum of fuss and begin their pursuit of the dream, and that Canada is the ultimate patchwork quilt where diversity is encouraged and supported by the state. Blending can result in a significant loss of colour and character, but state sanctioned diversity can lead to worst kinds of tribalism (witness Quebec) with the idea of ‘Canadian’ taking ...
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