Beautiful scenery. It was low tide and a few people could be seen digging for clams by the shore.
This toilet was made famous in a food blog. The boys were fascinated by it. Fai tried to coerce his brother into using it so that he could see pee trickling out from the bottom
Lunch was disappointing. I have officially stopped reading food blogs.
Look at that evil glint in the mother's eye.
We didn't know they awaited us up on Melawati Hill.
We paid for a tram ride up the hill.
We brought along 3 bags of ground nuts to feed the silver leaf monkeys.
I thought they would be tame, sit down patiently waiting for you to hand out food. I thought 3 packets of groundnuts was plenty and would last a long time.
I was not prepared for a whole troop of monkeys to leap and grab at anything that resembled food.
The moment the boys brought out their packets of ground nuts, it was snatched away!
3 packets of groundnuts lasted a mere 5 seconds.
3 packets of groundnuts lasted a mere 5 seconds.
Next time, I will bring more food.
Grab, grab, grab.
This lady attempted to touch the baby. Its mother was very protective and instantly huddled the baby into her arms.
Nice observation deck. We spotted a few Brahminy Kites.
Nice observation deck. We spotted a few Brahminy Kites.
There was a museum next to the lighthouse. The boys ran around looking at the weapons on display.
On the ride down we skipped the 'Beheading Stone' stop and thought it would be the end of the ride once we reached the base of the hill.
Surprisingly, we made another stop at a 'Pusat Ikan Tawar' - Fresh water fish park. There were a few aquariums with native fresh water fishes.
The Pacu reminded me of Kebun.
The Pacu reminded me of Kebun.
2 comments:
Yu Ling, you need to hide the packet of nuts and take out one at a time. :)
Thanks for the good advice Shannon.
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