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Friday, January 30, 2009

♥ 5th DAY of CNY

When everyone were ready and finished packing our things into the car, we checked out from the hotel or also known as apartment and headed back home. There's nowhere else to go due to the long jam on the whole way. The common things that you can easily find it in Cameron are strawberries, vegetables, flower plants & other fruits as well.

Fresh strawberries in the farm...

I think this strawberry is kinda rotten already...

Now these are better but they still haven't ripe yet...

Guess it's the morning dew on the leaves near the waterfall...

Crysanthemum...

Like this flower plant but I don't know what is it called. It seems more like a lantern flower for me..lOlz!

After came down from Cameron, it's Simpang Pulai where's somewhere in Ipoh. Then we stopped by Ipoh Old Town for lunch. We went to Lou Wong Restaurant which is very famous there.

It's very packed with people & got to queue up for seats.

A bit surprised because the foods can be served so fast since there were lots of people there. Even the drinks, it's because there are only 2 choices of drinks there...haha! Free range woo soh kai cooked to tender and served with generous soy sauce, sesame oil and white pepper.

The homegrown beansprouts; with short and fat characteristics. Blanched and served with generous servings of soy sauce, sesame oil and white pepper.

A closer look, see they're much fatter but yet short than the beansprouts you can find.

Infamous Ipoh Hor Fun; ala dry style with thick black sauce and generous amount of spring onions.

Labels: Cameron, Ipoh

Memoirs of Angie
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♥ Memoirs of Angie

♥ Passive girl
♥ Strive for perfection
♥ Managing things
♥ No argument
♥ Once said, do it
♥ Am not talkative to someone new
♥ Dislike being alone

THIS IS ME.

♥ Lurve

♥ Driving
♥ Camwhoring
♥ Babies
♥ Horror + Comedy movies
♥ Dramas
♥ Surfing internet
♥ Concerto
♥ Dealing with new stuff/environment

♥ Exits

♥ Voice In You

♥ When words fail, MUSIC speaks

♥ Step Into The Past

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