Fraser's Hill Nov 2010
It was Alex's idea to have a get-away during his birthday weekend. A few suggestions did come up and in the end, for reasons forgotten, Fraser's Hill was chosen. I was all for it as I had fond memories of that place. Prefer it to Genting and Cameron as a place to relax.
So the 7 of us set off late morning on Saturday in two cars and stayed there till 2pm Sunday. Ban and I fetched Janvier, who had much difficulty in waking up (slept late due to pain from mouth ulcer) and then due to wrong coordinates, we ended a little lost. Luckily we saw the other car passed by us from the opposite direction. The irony is that iPhone has no reception while good old fashion handphone worked ok.
I still remember that the coffeeshop is at the border of Selangor and Pahang but most of Fraser's Hill lies within Pahang. It's only later on I was reminded by my parents that the coffeeshop is owned by a relative. Oooh. It was closed though.
We stayed at a bungalow formerly called Cicely. For its current name, please look it up on the net. The birthday boy banned us from using its current name :)
In the house, there were 3 bedrooms, including 1 master bedroom. Structure was similar within each room: 2 sofa opposite the bed, wardrobe on the far wall, door to a spacious room with nothing but a sink and mirror (it's strange) and then further in was the bathroom/toilet which was on a lower ground. Interesting.
Some interesting points:
So the 7 of us set off late morning on Saturday in two cars and stayed there till 2pm Sunday. Ban and I fetched Janvier, who had much difficulty in waking up (slept late due to pain from mouth ulcer) and then due to wrong coordinates, we ended a little lost. Luckily we saw the other car passed by us from the opposite direction. The irony is that iPhone has no reception while good old fashion handphone worked ok.
I still remember that the coffeeshop is at the border of Selangor and Pahang but most of Fraser's Hill lies within Pahang. It's only later on I was reminded by my parents that the coffeeshop is owned by a relative. Oooh. It was closed though.
We stayed at a bungalow formerly called Cicely. For its current name, please look it up on the net. The birthday boy banned us from using its current name :)
In the house, there were 3 bedrooms, including 1 master bedroom. Structure was similar within each room: 2 sofa opposite the bed, wardrobe on the far wall, door to a spacious room with nothing but a sink and mirror (it's strange) and then further in was the bathroom/toilet which was on a lower ground. Interesting.
Some interesting points:
- There was a fire hydrant in the niddle of the lane. So dangerous, especially at night with few lamplights.
- Impatiens flowers?
- Freestyle Jenga! Look carefully at the horizontally placed block at the bottom left. It's not leaning on the right block.
- The dam was further down from Fraser's Hill. Ominous clouds with large dam. Scary.
- The birthday boy's leaning chocoloate cake! Glad he was happy and pleased with his gifts.
Comments
I believed if we have gotten there before lunch and depart a little later the next day, it would be better.
:) Sis
If bring your kids, need to create your own entertainment :) Also, do you remember the horrendous winding road to Fraser's Hill? :)
It is, right? Go take a look.
Finally found time to catch up, so I'm commenting on some old stuff. SR