Phin Lum Hooi Hotel Lumut
93-95 Jalan Titi Panjang Lumut, Perak, Malaysia
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Week 11 - Pangkor - Days 72, 73, 74
... that broke within 2 hours. Bugger. Beach day today. It all went off without incident until the 30 year old-ish slightly chunky girl next to us decided to change out of her bikini shorts .... but she stood there, facing me, 15 feet away, with a towel around her, completely open at the front, showing off her hairy beaver! She must have assumed I was reading my book and couldn't see. Thank god for ...
Beaches and Bikes
... to see the local life as well including some pretty impressive boat building projects in progress. We also met an American-Korean self-appointed travel guru called Marshall who entertained us with his many tales of India as we cycled around on our less-than-sturdy bikes.
Before we knew it, it was time to pack our bags and face the busy metropolis of Kuala Lumpur.
Best wishes,
James and ...
Buss upp till Sitiawan
Från början tänkt vi att vi skulle sova kvar på KLIA på Concorde inn men dom var fullbokade så vi bestämde oss för ta bussen dirket upp till Sitiawan och sen slagga där uppe. Chansade lite att om du skulle ha rumm kvar. Köpte biljetter 45rm/pers sen var vi på väg. 21 gick bussen och det var kolsvart ute. Resan var lite skumpig, tur man hade datorn med sig. Såg Nightmare on Elmstreet remake av 1an....man får la säga att den var ...
Et sidste oe-besoeg i Malaysia
... og sand nogle timer.
Lige ved stranden ligger saa oeens tempel. Det er egentlig bare et standard tempel tilknyttet den kinesiske budhisme, men dekoretionerne er noget for sig. Med bizarre tegnefilmsfigurer ved indgangen og forskellige forstoerrede, forvraengede dyr, lignerdet mere en gammel forlystelsespark, end et tempel, og saa erdet altsaa lidt svaert at tage serioest.
Det blev ogsaa til en tur til det sted, ...
What would they write on my tombstone?
... on as the waves lapped less than a metre from the front edge of the tent.
We had managed to get food (every single item being a possible contaminant) from the local village that morning. We decided that rather than paying the 15 Ringgit each way we would walk the 10km. We set off before sunrise and found that again the locals had exaggerated the distance, I think none of them had ever walked the three of four hills that led to Pangkor. It was a good walk aside from the ...


