April 10
After a bus ride at night and we still arrive earlier than expected, here we are in the last town we will visit Malaysia. Malacca is a small town has Portuguese influence.
After having deposited our business towards the city center.
The main square Appointee time square and then head for the old Chinatown with these old shops.
Good recall that I've slept 4 hours and a bus eh:)
Ben J lost the other 3 in a street ... I was taking pictures, they are going home in an antique thing I have not seen ... and I started to look for them in the adjacent streets and that too ... In short we took two hours to meet and because J was looking for my laptop to write to Lulu. Syndrome supermarket ... :)
We have continued our walk and try a specialty of the area: the Cendon. This piece of crushed ice covered with milk menu menu coconut, palm sugar and with the bottom of the cake and green beans .. A treat!
April 11
On this Sunday morning in good j girl I texted mom to wish her a happy birthday:) Bon ben so c is not that day, so for those who do not know c is May 25 in Malaysia but nope c was 11:) So with the advance eh, happy birthday mom:)
Today we continue the visit of the city after the old Chinatown, we will visit the district Portuguese town with enough time square drives this Sunday morning, the remains of churches and the entrance door of the old citadel.
A palace was rebuilt, it is entirely of wood and respects the construction of the era without a single nail. And we did not pay the entry fees. As we walked we saw a gate that opened onto the garden so we are going home:) the main entrance was to pay the other side:) we saved 2WD less than 50cents each:) Bravo eh!
We continue our stroll through a mall that leads to a ... Attention shock .... Carrefour and yes we are going to buy a crossroads ... bread, port and hello blue ...
Hmmm of bread, cheese and sausage just lack of good wine!
Yann my list of fridge is getting ready for the return:)
We decided to finish the evening on a sound and light show which traces the history of Malacca. Well how to say it was sound but the 3 poor light spot which illuminate a building or mountain. 45min short of torture or the others were also eaten by the moustiquent. M me they still love it, no more than 5 bites and I'm off, since the beginning of my trip :)))) short, this show the most useless thing on which we have done!
We ended our day with a very lively night march, a Cendon a mango this time and an even more anime Uno!
It was AC to recover from this show
April 12
Well, as you of realizing it was my story, the town is cute but one day it's enough. The c is the 3rd day and the challenge c is occupied've arrived:)
We will start with a great museum (where c is really very well not ironic) on Cheng Ho a great Chinese navigator. I have read the details on how we also ran a young boy into a eunuck ... if you're interested I'll tell you all:)
was sued by a shopping center (j'd never done me many shops), a foot massage, neck and back ending with a terrible dinner.
A specialty that we love are the skewers of chicken, shrimp, liver, short of the full thing satay sauce. C is a barbecue sauce diluted with peanuts and spices. A pure delight. So imagine a fondue bourguignogne but in place of the oil and the sauce has lots of different kebabs cook or even:) A pure delight!
Like what you easily can take a day eh!
A walk requires digestive s is part of uno and sleep.
April 13
And then the bin .... you will not believe it but c is today! so really if I write today. Well there is 19h, I am in the cyber cafe from 11:30 ET J have all my late catching up to share with you my journey:) If c is not of devotion to you eh!
J've finished pLoader photos from Vietnam and Cambodia. I try on my next connection to a bit of Thailand and Malaysia.
The trip ends in 13 days. C is an odd mixture of being happy to go to see my flat, and you see the pitch from the desire to want to discover lots of things.
is leaving tomorrow for Singapore and the Borneo or 18 direction I would spend my last days at the beach.
soon, bisousss
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