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But it was great! It was pretty cool. The trip and all and the weather too.
Two cars went up on Friday evening and another three on Saturday morning. I went in the car on the left, though I wish I owned the car in the middle. In total we had like 15 people there.
It was really relaxing. It had been a stressful and eventful week at work. It still was, but I left that all to my manager and engineer. I had, after all, applied the leave for this vacation months ahead.
The weather up there was very cooling and we stayed at the Lutherans Mission Bungalow. Its a very nice, quaint, house at the end of a road. You need to have a lot of faith to know that at the end of THAT road, there would be a bungalow. Otherwise you will not reach it.
Me: Are you sure this is the road?
Tim: Well, it says Lutheran Mission Bungalow at the road sign.
Me: Looks like a jungle to me.
Audrey: Perhaps, its this one!
Tim: No, that’s the KWSP Retreat Bungalow.
Joni: Maybe we all can go. Afterall, we contribute so we should stay there.
All: Hahahaha!
Me: It’s getting very deep. Are you sure this is the road?
Tim: No choice. Lets go further in.
So, we travelled deeper & deeper & deeper into the forest. Finally, a sign! Lutheran’s Missionaries Bungalow.
The first evening, we had dinner at Tanah Rata, followed by Night Market outing in Brinchang. Later on, we settled down into the bungalow and enjoyed fellowship and some games, i.e. Cluedo.
For me, the next morning was the best. I had English breakfast the first time in a long time. There was, eggs (scrambled, poach, napoleon, bull's eye, half-boiled available), tea, coffee, milo, toast, strawberry jam, butter, cereals, milk......It was all YUMMY!!!...
After that, to avoid falling back to bed, I had a game of table tennis with Tim and then we headed out to Boh's Sungai Palas Tea Center. I made sure I had a copy of the Star Newspaper. While there, we strolled around the foliage and bought some tea to drink and cakes to eat. I had Apple Pie.
That evening, it was steamboat for dinner, and also Night Market again.
Sunday was the last day in Camerons.
Sunday was the last day in Camerons.
Breakfast again was splendid, though we had the addition of 9 more people and also Peanut Butter from Goobers.
We visited Kea Farm market for some more shopping before heading down to Ipoh for lunch. Ipoh Bean Sprout chicken (Onn Kei) and dessert of Tau Fu Fah (Tau Hua) ~ Funny Mountain. We also made purchases of Baked Salted Chicken from Aun Kheng Lim to bring back for dinner.
So after a short detour to Ipoh Parade for a purchase of Starbucks Cafe Latte, we made a straight line for Penang.
All in all, a very good and relaxing retreat to Camerons. I’m going again next year. I wonder how many people would come along. At minimum I will need 2 nights.
Here's the gang:
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