Wednesday, December 6, 2006

Pangkor Part V

On the second night, we played an idiotic game where I came out with the punishments. In the end, I was the biggest loser, since I have the worst look ever despite losing for only a mere 3 times. You see, the loser's face gets drawn by the non-losers. Although I started with a winning streak of about 10 rounds, the luck turned 180 degrees with a gust of a quick breeze. Damn. Anyway, I won't upload any pictures taken for that. I looked too horrifying. So I shall just skip to the next day.

On the day after, which happened to be our last day as well, we happened to come across the notable Lovers Tree while we visited another temple. It was rather tough to get to the place, had to go through a short jungle-trekking session which had us sweated much under the fierce sun. Spent some time there before going back to the hotel to pack our bags and to head back to Lumut. Having said that, it marks the end of the Pangkor Trip.

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Tuesday, December 5, 2006

Pangkor Part IV

Wouldn't we declare that we have been to Pangkor without stepping our feets on the beach of the island. Seen here is Nipah Bay, which is most probably one of the best beaches. However, due to time constraint and bad weather, we didn't spend much time there. Anyway, all we did was the usual stuff, beach ball, sand drawing, pushing each other into the sea, etc. Old lame activities, but joyful.

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Pangkor Part III

Releasement of urban stress resumed as we traveled to a popular temple in Pangkor Island. It was a huge place, requires quite a lot of walking. By the time we reached the hill top, where we stopped by the lucky rock, exhaustion was inevitable. Had a lot of fun looking at peacocks, monkeys, fishes, and turtles and also praying (excluding King Kong of course). Nothing much to say actually, since it was rather boring there, but heck, I bet it's one of the famous tourist spots.

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Friday, December 1, 2006

Pangkor Part II

Advancing onto the second day of our trip, we had a highly frantic day. Did many, many things, which I don't even sure where to start from. Of course, while everyone were asleep in the morning, I had another 2 hours of practice on cycling, since I needed the little extra effort to ensure that I learn how to cycle before returning the rented bikes at a later time. And hell yeah, although had many stutters along each cycle, I can proudly declare myself as an amateur cyclist now.

Anyhow, we traveled the island in a Saga on that day. It was rented at RM70 if I'm not mistaken. Pretty worthwhile as a one way trip using the cabs (which were infamously named the 'toot toots' by Sharky and Orang Utan) there would cost us at least RM10 even though the distance is a tad short. Here, you can see us visiting the Dutch Fort and the Batu Bersurat in the Fishermen's Village. Enjoy.

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Pangkor Part I

Hehe, 2 days update delay due to my laziness again. Anyway, Pangkor Trip was fun and exhaustive as expected. Spent an unbelievably great time there with Sharky, King Kong and Orang Utan. A day after we returned, my exam result was released. This time around, I seriously have to thank God for blessing me. You might recall that I once mentioned that I was on the verge of failing 2 subjects, Accounting and Business Law. Thank God I passed everything, which took me by surprise, and utmost happiness.

Day #1

From KL to Lumut, the bus trip took up to 4 hours as far as I can remember. Had lunch in KFC at the coast, before leaving for Pangkor Island in a ferry. Did nothing much on the first day. Went to the nearest beach, which sorta disgusted us with all the excessive, unnatural items along the shore. So, rather than spending time by the seaside, we made use of the pool in the apartment instead. God that drenched our energy for the whole day. Oh oh, not to forget, the day also marked my first encounter with bike, and also my first approcah in cycling. Didn't manage to do well yet. On the side note, people there are pretty helpful, as they voluntarily gave me tips and offered help to tutor me. Now, continue onto the pictures compiled on the first day.

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