We travelled from Pilua Pangkor to Georgetown with Neil. Made our way back to Lumut on the mainland and got a coach to Butterworth. In stark contrast to the bus to Pangkor, the air con was so good Kat had to get her jumper out! It was raining agian, but as we were travlling it wasn't a great issue. From Butterworth we took a ferry to Georgetown. In our true English style we took seats under the only leaky part of the roof! Once we got Georgetown we made our way ...

BEACH!! YAY!! Our first beach! It's not bad! We left Father's in the Highlands to get the 9.00 am bus. Apparantally there isn't a bus at 9.00, so we had to wait until 11.00. We had a cup of tea, but it wasn't as niiiice as the one at the Boh plantation. Tea in Malaysia is really sweet and tastes a little like it has chocolate in it, a bit like a mocca. A German couple, Frank and Christiana stated chatting to us. They didn't know where to go so we told them abo...

Today was more travelling. A hot bus from Bentong back down to Kuala Lumper, then across the city on the metro (aircon though, which was great!) and then another sweaty bus to the Cameron Highlands which was about 3 hours. Coop got to sit next to a local who was trying to talk to him. Coop's Malay is rubbish, especially with the "Malay made easy" book with helpful sentances such as "I wish to pracitise my tongue in English with him." Coop deci...

Bentong, the arse end of no-where We got up early this morning to get to bentong to go to an elephant sanctuary. We got to bentong, and my god, we really are travellers now! We were the only white folk there, and the only ones who spoke english, so finding somewhere to stay and something to eat was great fun. Although we did crack open the 'malay for retards' book. which is the most unuseful thing ever. It had useful sentances such as 'i want to practise my t...

Got into KL at 6.45am, and managed to loose the weird old man who attached himself to us on the train. We found a hostal in china town which was well cool, it had a balcony off it and the door open at night which kept us really cool and all for only 3 pound 75 each. We just had a general wander round today, it was roasting hot and quite dirty. There are no such thing as pavements in KL, just the side of the road. We did get our feet nibbled by doctor fish tho...