"Aammm"...
"I luvf my porichg..."
"Oh...Yum-mie-Yum-mie"
"Mind my baby-slang yea..."
"Auntie-Faith is filming me?? Mmmm..."
"Come, Come, Come..." says Mummie.
*slurp*... licking wif my tougue
Eh...eh... *shake my head*
"Aammm"...
"I luvf my porichg..."
"Oh...Yum-mie-Yum-mie"
"Mind my baby-slang yea..."
"Auntie-Faith is filming me?? Mmmm..."
"Come, Come, Come..." says Mummie.
*slurp*... licking wif my tougue
Eh...eh... *shake my head*
Then, we head back downwards to check out the Ye Olde Smokehouse. There is a same branch in Fraser’s Hill that I did not get to savour their scones back then, thus I wanna try it here. Upon entering this place; they have beautiful gardens and unfortunately, I discovered that my camera failed me again. I no longer able to take outdoor-picture with it, I’m so sad *sobs*sobs* So, I had to depend on YH’s camera the whole trip.
Next, we head to the Brinchang night market. I did not get anything from here as there is nothing much that fascinated me. There is one stall selling a kind of kueh that I had never seen but the queue was so long that I did not know where the line starts. At the end, when I had the courage to ask the ‘pak cik’ who is making & selling the kueh, he informed me that his ‘batter’ is almost finish and he cannot promise me if it’s enough to sell to me. Thus, I had to dismiss my intention to try this kueh.
Headed home at about 9.30pm and continue on some of the vegetarian-steamboat that we “tapau” back because we cannot finish earlier. There is nothing much to do but to watch TV for the night and there is only 2 channels that are able to be received; TV1 and TV2. Had no other choice but to watch a boring & meaningless Chinese movie.
~*~ 1st September 2008 ~*~
Dreamland by 12am and it was very cold then because it started raining. And it rained thru the whole morning till 7am non-stopped. But when the sun decided to show it’s face, the temperature increased to warmer. After having a cup of coffee and a hard-boiled egg, we checked-out and drove downwards and visited a strawberry & cactus farm. We spend quite a long time here because YH’s mom and sis planning to get some potted plants back.
At the strawberry farm, they also served scones and other products made from strawberry. What caught my attention is the strawberry pop-corns!! And I was told it’s actually cooked with strawberry jam instead of adding honey/sugar as coating. I bought the scones here for RM4 and it tasted so much more yummie as compare to the Smokehouse. Highly recommended to eat here for the scones in future-visit.
As we heading downwards, we stopped a few places to check out the markets. Weather is pretty unexpected as it rains and stopped frequently. Along the way down, there are clouds just covering the roads. And the breeze is cool and I enjoyed the ride downwards. We even stopped by the tea plantation but we were told it’s closed on Monday thus we only took half of the journey from the main road. The road into the plantation is narrow and lots of honking and you will be happy not to meet some really kiasu-drivers who refused to give way whatsoever.
At about 12pm, I told them I had to get lunch before we reach the bottom because I don’t think I could take another winding road down with a hungry stomach like yesterday. So, we stopped at Kg. Raja for lunch. And we continue our journey back to Klang with a few stops at rest-area. Ahhh… what a trip… it’s really quite a disappointment with the farms and things are not cheap anymore. The place is not clean either and since it’s tea plantation, you can expect the Indian population to be the largest here and of course, the farmers are majority Chinese.