Ok la tu Gee, lagi sikit saja sampai la tu...
Fuyoo... 'terer' gila budak ni...
Sapa yang dok tolak tu...
"Berani mai la ikut..."
"Hampa kata hampa 'terer'..." kata Nurul
"Hai On, takkan hang menangis kot..."
"Mana ada menangis, aku buat lawak saja..."
"Kita dok tunggu sapa ni?" tanya Mie
"Mana ada tunggu sapa, saja nak relax sat..."
Budak mana plak tu?
Mana pi riders habis?
"Hang tak nampak ka kami ni... Peace!"
"Gee, hang dengaq nasihat aku... Kalau dah tak boleh kayuh, kita tolak la sama-sama... Hehehe..."
"Manan ni mesti tak mandi pagi ni"
Omaq dok ambik bau ketiak Izar...
"Aku dok bergambar dengan 'suku kaum' orang asli"...
Rider harapan negara ni...
Sedikit 'taklimat' daripada Mie...
Kayuh pun boleh senyum kira ok la tu...
Riders berjaya sampai kat puncak 'ironcross'...
Relax dulu la... sat lagi kita 'downhill'...
"Aku dah tak sabaq nak 'downhill' ni"...
"Ala... budak ni macam la baguih sangat nak 'downhill'..."
"Tangkap gambaq aku elok sikit, aku nak bagi kat aweks ni..."
"Jom woi! dah lambat ni..."
"Wop! sat... sat... aku jumpa duit sekupang sapa ni..."
Pose kat trek 'downhill'...
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One kilometer past the belacan factory, you will come to a fork in the road. The right fork takes you to Pulau Betong, a scenic fishing hamlet. Decades ago the thriving river was used to transport incoming goods such as flower pots and cooking utensils and outgoing agricultural procedure such as cloves, nutmegs and dried coconuts via the Oh Jetty (at the river mouth) and the Toji Jetty (where school is currently located). Today river transportation has disappeared but boats are used instead to support a lively fishing business.
In Kampung Sg. Korok ask for directions to the herb garden. This garden is also accessible through one of the small roads on the left, off Jalan Bharu, a little further up from the “kuih bahulu” business.
This famous Laksa is situated in Kampung Perlis nearby Pasir Panjang Beach. Open daily from 2pm until 7.30pm and closed on Wednesday. This restaurant is also called Laksa Timah.You have to line-up at the counter, order and purchase because they do it in "Self-Service" way. This restaurant was featured and gets recognition in the famous TV show "Jalan-Jalan Cari Makan". They serve the Laksa in 2 sizes, big bowl for RM2 and small bowl for RM1. The laksa has a very thick and "lemak" flavor soup with a complete sourish and sweetish tasted. They use fresh laksa noodle with lots of vegetables and other ingredients. You could also have endless amount of shrimp paste(petis udang) to compliment this delicacy. On varieties selection, they also sell some traditional Malay kuih and Sagun (Fried desiccated coconut with sugar and flour). You could also enjoy a good cool delicious bowl of ABC (Shredded ice with syrup and varieties topping).
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