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Kuala Lumpur.......
... the coming months!) and headed to Jalan Alor for my first meal. Each evening the road is closed to traffic and cheap eateries and food carts line the streets. I decided on a Chinese dumpling house and had the most amazing steamed ginger chicken, and prawn and pork steamed dumplings. Yum yum!
Breakfasted at a local cafe on delicious roti served with curry (ok, so I had a curry...), and a masala rosa - south indian rice pancake ...
Ticking off KL's "must sees"
... of the Petronas Towers between two skyscrapers. We also spot a big park a short walk away, so dump our bags and set off on foot. It is only 5 minutes away and is absolutely huge – easily covering an acre. The kids run full pelt, squealing with excitement, and we stay here happily for over an hour before our tummies grumble for a late lunch. Elliot masters the monkey bars with ease, his little hands angry, red and sore. We paddle our hot feet in ...
Traveler in Training
... only the main ones were listed on the mini map I had – a bit like Apsley station I thought. And to be honest, I was rather distracted by the absolute fun of being stared at by many of the locals. So, after about 40 minutes of trundling along I began to question why I wasn’t at my destination yet. I soon realised that the line had branched off and I had been at the right platform but hadn’t thought to look at the final destination route ...
Back to Hot and Sticky
... with Chris and Heather suitable garbed in purple robes to cover any skin.
A great morning.
Sorry N and H, we did rather go on about our CS experiences.
Then we rendezvoud with the local CS gang. Rachel (Little Miss
Cheeky) picked us up and took us to the "Curve". A modern shopping
complex. Where else do young Malaysians meet? Found an Indonesian
lunch bar and Emily arrived, followed by Zoe, then later Joyce. ...
Neues aus dem Großstadt-Dschungel
... später setzte uns dieses für sechs Ringgitt (=1,50€) am Eingang vom FRIM-Reservat ab. Dort bezahlten wir unseren Eintritt und wurden mit einer atemberaubenden Karte, die aus Vierecken und Pfeilen bestand, ausgestattet, die uns den Weg zum Information Center weisen sollte. Mit Karten scheinen es die Malayen jedoch nicht so wirklich zu haben - weder Maßstab noch Richtungsanweisungen waren brauchbar, so dass wir eine ganze Weile rumirrten, bis wir besagtes Information ...
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