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Serendah Waterfall & River Print E-mail
Written by The DayDreymer   
Monday, 20 April 2009 00:40

It was a beautiful day. It was too warm but the day was filled with clear blue skies and everything nice. After chilling at the waterfall for a while, we wanted to go upstream to explore.


Blue skies and everything nice

 

We walked through the wilderness in search of a good spot to rest our ass. With the lush green surroundings, it was a pleasant stroll since it was much cooler under the trees. From far, those people in front of me could have passed off as shirtless fair-skinned orang asli.

 

Through the wilderness

 

When we got there, the view was simply breath taking!........ Ok, it wasn't exactly jaw-dropping because most of us were too restless to even care. Some were already lighting up, one was setting up the picnic mat so that our bags wouldn't get dirty, one was walking through the shallow waters and one was busy clicking away.

 

 

The water is clean and clear and it definitely had my OK to sink my feet in the cool water. It wasn't as chilly as I hope it would be. I was extra careful with my steps. Knowing what a big klutz I can be, I really didn't want to flat face down. I wouldn't mind getting damp but I'd cry if anything happens to my camera!

 

Clean and Clear

 

After less than 10 minutes in the water, we were famished! You have to compliment me for my foresightedness because I got some curry puffs from Damansara Utama when we had our lunch at Village Park. Some might have snickered that we were too full to have snacks later but they were so wrong.

 

Mmm yummy Curry puffs

 

It started to drizzle. We had to head back to our shed. It was a long walk back and by the time we got there, it stopped drizzling! The weather have been crazy. We didn't waste any time so we continued to soak in the swimming pool. I wished I had taken some pics of it. You'd love it. I think the swimming pool was one of the main feature that lured me to this place.

 

And then.. right after our shower, I got a lovely surprise. Right from 5th Avenue!

 

My gift in a blue box tied with a white ribbon


to be continued...

 
You're Invited! Print E-mail
Written by The DayDreymer   
Friday, 17 April 2009 16:05

Peeps, if you have nothing to do this weekend and if you have a couple of million (RM) to spare, head down to the Bukit Jelutong Garden Party. Take advantage of the savings that Sime Darby Property is offering during the Parade of Homes Campaign.


For more info, please click here.

 
The Babies' New Home Print E-mail
Written by The DayDreymer   
Thursday, 16 April 2009 19:10

Heibe and Keiji have grown so much since I got them for my birthday! They are so big that they are able to climb out of their blue lagoon. Because of their escapades, we had to move them from one tupperware to another until we got them the perfect home. It also comes with a cave for them to go under to hide from light or climb above to bask under the sun.



Heibe, despite a blind reptile, is growing strong. Although smaller in size compared to Keiji, he's healthy as a peach. He often mistaken Keiji's as food by nibbling on her shell. It is usual to find them scuffle under the water.



Anyhow, they are still friends (not by choice!) and Heibe still takes dominance. Look at him - as if he's the king of the hill!



 
A Piece of Serendah Print E-mail
Written by The DayDreymer   
Wednesday, 15 April 2009 23:30

The Barkers have been back for a few weeks now and will leave us for UK this Saturday. It has been a long time since Mils and I had a vacation. The last in Hong Kong 5 years ago. I thought it would be great if we could do something touristy.. like a cuti-cuti Malaysia and with the guys. So I did up a plan... something unnatural of me, CAMPING. Ah, but this nature trip is specially designed for City Campers i.e. a place far away in a jungle where you stay in glass sheds with electricity, running water, a fridge, a fan and a caretaker who will start the fire for your barbeque.


YES. That's my style of camping.


Welcome to Sekeping Serendah.

N 03º 22.211 E 101º 37.863


Sekeping Serendah


Upon our arrival, we were greeted with views of the kampung. Quiet and quaint, we were automatically swept away by our peaceful surroundings that we have often forgotten. Seeing that it was a weekday, the streets were bare. We must have been the only tourists at that time.



The kampung


When we got into the resort, we were greeted by the caretaker. He told us where our glass shed was and left us to settle down by ourselves. There were no key, no forms to fill, no credit cards to swipe, no idenfication checks required. Strange because it was something that we were all not used to but nice that certain businesses still are able to instill trust in their guests.


Before crossing the mini bridge above the meandering stream that led us to our accomodation, we d-toured to the swimming pool area instead. I did not take any pictures worth uploading here because I thought I had the sun above me the whole day to do so. Anyway, here are the untanned; one that is on vacation from gloomy UK and one that is back from freezing Jersey.


Pale face


After settling our stuffs, we took a walk to the nearby waterfall. Here's all of us heading towards the exit of the resort. I don't know why but I like this picture. It is just not unusual to see Elv taking a different route from everyone else. Hehe Smile It's just such a typical scenario.



Where you going Elv?


Back to the story - it was a 15 minutes walk along the 'main road'. It was bare, like I've mentioned earlier, that you could just stroll in the middle of the road like as if your grandfather owns it.



Oi, think your grandfather road ah!


We were drenched with our own sweat when we got there. It was a small waterfall. Better than I had expected. Again, since it was a weekday, there weren't many people there. The water was pretty clear and clean. It was not as cold as Sungai Chiling (I don't think I've ever blogged about this - yes, I've been rather adventurous these couple of months!) but tolerable enough to take away the heat.


Air Terjun


Just to drift away from the waterfall, guess what we saw? A lizard so untypical of the ones we find at home. Look at its feet! It was also about 2 times larger than an ordinary salamander. Interesting!


Eeee Cicak!


We then decided to go upstream and see what was ahead. We saw a couple making out. Well, actually a guy was trying to coax his gf clad in a tudung (head scarf) to get into some kind of action. I have no idea if he succeeded. Anyway, we decided to head up north and settled for a shady area at the shallow waters. I will continue later because I've yet to upload the pictures. I'll be back soon!


to be continued...

 
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