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Plaza Perangsang Shah Alam, Selangor, 40000, Malaysia
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Day 68
... cos apparently it's the national flower. Nice, but doesn't beat the good old Welsh Daffodil!
So the bird park is the 'worlds largest free-flight bird park', whatever that means. Basically they're all kept in by a huge net but are free to fly about I think. And it was actually quite fun! Lots of rare birds and pretty bright birds (as you can see I'm no ornithologist, I just likes the colours). Slightly marred by the fact ...
Aankomst Kuala Lumpur (hoofdstad Maleisie)
... wereld (heel klein en tradioneel naar een nieuwe royale luxe appartement). Ik kan douchen zonder dat ik dingen omstoot; maar echt ik waardeer beide, want elk heeft zo zijn eigen charme.
Ik was er om 9 uur en rond 12 uur moet Brian werken, Imran moet de hele dag werken. Enthousiast gepraat en koffie gedronken, ik had Brian twee maanden geleden nog in Amsterdam gezien, dus we nemen de draad gewoon weer op. Imran heb ik vijf ...
Go to Heaven for the climate, Hell for the company
... br>
From Vientiane we went due south. With at first a dull landscape. I know it was wet and raining heavily and grey and we had failed to get to the Buddha Park; and the temples which normally glitter as if handfuls of sequins have been casually tossed upon them were pale and lifeless and there was little cultivation. A few brown cows. More goats. A tapioca factory, which took me straight back to school days. The word comes from tipi meaning dregs and the oca ...
The American turns sour
... him. We looked around, saw stuff, gave opinions etc, and then out of almost no-where Barry got cross with Jim and started telling him to "stop telling me what to do, stop it, I'm serious, I'll actually punch you if you don't stop", well that was awkward and a bit over the top, but we carried on and I saw a shop that repaired computers, I indicated this to him and we went over. Barry started to tell him that basically ...
Does it ever stop raining in KL?
... team.
Like I said though, it has been more of a marathon, not a sprint, this visiting KL business. Very disorientating at the start, and most of the first 2 or 3 days was taken up with moving between different hotels, and sniffing out lovely little things in Shopping malls. My first proper day of being on my own, I decided to try and source some more medication, so that I'd be able to continue my voyage of a lifetime without my bones fusing together. Unfortunately it ...



