Labor day....we labor not, so hubby proposed that we go to the beach side. The nearest beach is about 20 minutes drive, Sg. Batu somewhere further down to Teluk Kumbar. We went for breakfast at Sg. Tiram (famous for its toasted bread, coffee, half-boiled egg, nasi lemak etc...), the food is actually "so so" only but don't know why the place is so crowded, Penangnites must be having too much hot, spicy and tasty food, they now go for plain food for a change. We reached the beach at around 10am... there was one Malay family around, by the time we left, there were about 8-9 groups, all Malay folks, where are the rest of the folks??.... shopping for great bargains at the shopping complexes I guessed. We had fun at zero cost...
Pine trees
Michelle, before the wave washed our toys away
Emily and Ah mah, teasing the wave that eventually wet them
A man-made lake near the beach...
More shots at the lake
Our professional photograhper at work
Emily's footprints
The sea in shade
Cleaning up
Kids on junk food...
Michelle, before the wave washed our toys away
Emily and Ah mah, teasing the wave that eventually wet them
A man-made lake near the beach...
More shots at the lake
Our professional photograhper at work
Emily's footprints
The sea in shade
Cleaning up
Kids on junk food...
4 comments:
that looks like a clean beach...Sg. Batu, I haven't been there before, pls let me know the direction ya...
Hi Elaine,
Nice pictures! Can you believe in my one-and-a-half years in Penang, I didn't go to the beach once? Sad huh? =(
How nice of you staying close to the beach.....my boys love playing with sandpit and I have to bring the sand into our car porch...he,he
Dorene, I'll bring you there, not so good on the direction giving part...
Daph, apa?? Did not ever go to Penang beach spots in 1.5 years??...hmm....... find time next timeloh....
Jo, what? I'm imagining your boys playing sand in the front porch..sounds so funny.... you reminded me that we should go more often since it's a privilege to stay near the beach...
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