My Longkang

I was at Tanah Mas last night at a function to show appreciation to a wonderful human being, friend and leader. She is also the mother of Dora and Roger.
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These are some of the pics I took on my excursion with some of the local bloggers to Sarikei and Bintangor.
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Took the bloggers out for breakfast Everybody woke up late. Took a pic of this heron along the way.
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The next stop of our tour was Amsterdam, the “Venice of the North”, We took a canal cruise, visited a clogs factory and also visited a cheese factory. We had a little free time so we took a leisurely stroll around the tourist area and did some shopping by ourselves.

I discovered a secret. If my husband and I conversed in Hockien, the shopkeepers won’t understand us and it was easier to bargain. We just pretended not to know much English and waited for them to come down to our prices.

There is a curious sense of history in Amsterdam. It is not quite Paris but I love the city. I love the canals and the scenes by the canals.

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We then visited Brussels. By then, I was feeling a little homesick. It gets tiring traveling all the time and checking in and checking out of hotels and eating strange food.

We also experienced camera problems. For this post, I have to borrow some pics from virtourist.com

Many thanks to virtourist.com

I hope you enjoy the pics. However the few pics I managed to take didn’t quite show the beauty of the Brussles.

I think this pic is from Paris as pointed out by a blogger friend

The Flea Market

Brussels Park

St Michael’s Cathedral

The King’s Palace

Bengsim.

After leaving Lucerne, we went to Beaune. We drove through neat vineyards and fields of Burgundy to visit Beaune. After that we went to the most romantic city in the world, Paris.
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The Lion Monument

Day 3

After lunch, we left Mt Titlis and returned to Lucerne for a city tour. This included a visit to the Lion Monument-carved into a steep cliff to commemorate the Swiss Guards who lost their lives during the French Revolution. We strolled along Chapel Bridge and the old town hall.
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3rd Day

We drove up to Engelbert valley. From here we take a cable car ride to the breathtaking panorama at Mt. Titlis, 3020m above sea level. From the Ice Flyer chairlift, we could view the glacier crevasses.

It wasn’t as cold as I expected. Being up here makes me feel very very far from Malaysia. Here I am the foreigner.

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Hello Beng Nini, Beng Hean,and all the readers.

I went on a 10 days Europe spotlight tour. It covers Germany, Switzerland, France, Netherlands, Belgium and England. Bengbeng asked me for some snapshots to post on his blog. To decorate it was what he said.

On day 1, we departed from KL to Frankfurt. On the second day we began our tour. We drove to the fairy tale Black Forest.

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