why in janda baik, you might ask? this place is owned by our ex-medical lecturer from the varsity. she & her architect husband retired here & the organiser of the reunion, Dr L, is a close associate of theirs.
as it turned out, because of the smaller numbers, i got to reaquaint myself more intimately better with the others compared to the last time. well, you know what reunions are like - we walk down memory lane & share stories about our current jobs. a few remained the extroverts they were before & frequently held court, while the others, like myself, were more content to just be the attentive audience.
i just figured out one reason why we still got on so well 26 years after graduation. none of us are
the chap from penang, Dr C, has agreed to organise the next one there. coming from a military background, i'm certain he'll get the job done.
the other reason i was pleased with the event was that the wife got along well with the other spouses & the boy, despite not having kids of his own age group, kept himself occupied in his own child-like ways.
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Never been there before but I have heard of this place.
That certainly looks like a nice place for a delightful getaway!!! Looks very soothing and relaxing...
I've heard about Janda Baik, this one looks very cosy & nice retreat, is it open to us normal ppl :)
I've been to Janda Baik - really breathtaking . Even have a post about it sometime last year. Oh & btw - nice pic's .
ps/: is your other profession a photographer ? :) or is it the camera ??? :)
Mei Teng,
it's a photographers' paradise. check this out:
http://www.tanarimba.com.my/home.htm
STP,
this is one place you can be at one with nature, & it's only about 40mins from KL.
Missyc,
the pictures of the house & pool were taken at the owner's residence. dinner time & the piano were located at the enderong house, where we actually stayed.
more pictures here:
http://www.malsingmaps.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=47&t=8198&start=0&sid=a88f214569faa7eebca8b301ad455ff9
enderong house is available to the public. call 09-2330655 or email sitrac@po.jaring.my
ps. it's a bit pricey.
Unicorn Girl,
thks - it's definitely the camera, but then it's only a lumix digicam.
The boy sure enjoyed himself and kept himself busy!
Thanks for sharing the link. I must visit this place sometime soon.
Re:Tanarimba. Visitors can just roam the place and take photos?
Yan,
he was so well-behaved, when we got home, we gave him a treat....at pizza hut. he's so easy to please!
Mei Teng,
to enter tanarimba, you need to pass the guard house & they should check your car reg no. to ensure you are checked into one of the chalets. they didn't check mine, so i suspect they're not really bothered about who goes in or out!!
once in, you're free to explore & take photos to your heart's content!
It sure is a nice place to getaway from the hustle and bustle of the city. Thanks for the beautiful pics and links.
So that means it's not really a public park? I hope they don't disallow me from entering the park after driving all the way from KL! Haha...
Ilene,
you're welcomed. we must share the good stuff with one another!
Mei Teng,
it's a private park run by sitrac corp. you should contact ms chen at tel:09 233 0655 & arrange a visit with her. her office is at the visitors' centre a short distance after passing the guard house.
PS. if they don't let you in, you can always pop into genting for a short break!!
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