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Penang Amazing Orchid Show 2018

Penang Amazing Orchid Show 2018

Penang Amazing Orchid Show 2018

Penang Amazing Orchid Show 2018

Penang Amazing Orchid Show 2018

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Penang Hill Steamboat Dinner ~ Part 8 – End of the Steamboat Dinner and Farewell Trip Home down the Hill

This was the April’s Classmates Penang Lang gathering. Instead of luncheon, we decided on a Steamboat Dinner with the participation of spouses and partners at Penang Hill. A total of 27 participants were recorded and we had also six participants from a classmate’s family joining in. The steamboat dinner is reasonably delicious and we had a great time on the Hill.

After the waiting period, we started to walk to the Bellevue Penang Hill Hotel for our Steamboat Dinner. It was a short 5-minutes walk from the Station. A small hotel owned by Dato Lim Chong Keat, a brother of the late Chief Minister of Penang, Tun Dr Lim Chong Eu.

SP Lim

Penang Hill Steamboat Dinner ~ Part 8 – The Steamboat Dinner Group Photo

Penang Hill Steamboat Dinner ~ Part 8 – The Steamboat Dinner Group Photo

Penang Hill Steamboat Dinner ~ Part 8 – The Steamboat Dinner Group Photo

Penang Hill Steamboat Dinner ~ Part 8 – The Steamboat Dinner Group Photo

Penang Hill Steamboat Dinner ~ Part 8 – The Steamboat Dinner Farewell Trip

Penang Hill Steamboat Dinner ~ Part 8 – The Steamboat Dinner Farewell Trip

Penang Hill Steamboat Dinner ~ Part 8 – The Steamboat Dinner Farewell Trip

I must thank Sze Meng for allowing me to add this email into my blog here:-

• Kawan-kawan ( Friends in Malay )

  The April “Penang lang” lunch was organised by Taikor at the Bellevue

  Hotel (in French “beautiful view” Hotel) as a steamboat dinner. From

  beginning to end, Taikor took care of every details, and we all

  enjoyed the evening without any hitch.

  Besides the usual Penang lang’s, hose who were in Penang then were

  lucky to take part: Li Li and Hun Soon from KL, Mubarak from P.

  Dickson, James Wong from Sg and myself from France. The unlucky ones

  left a few days before this event and could not attend: Hoon Eng from

  Sg, Hock Chark from KT.

  We were graced with the presence of the beautiful partners of some of

  our classmates.

  Together with the family of Beng Tatt, we filled up 3 tables

  So, up we went by the cable car, packed with tourists. It was still

  light as we chatted in the cool atmosphere up there in the garden of

  Bellevue.

  As dusk set in, we settled down as the lights of Penang went on.

  Soon, with everybody in, we dug into a wondersfull steamboat.

  As the evening drew to an end, some group photos eternalised this

  great evening together.

  Thank you, Taikor! ( Big Brother in Cantonese )

  Regards

  sze meng

  ---

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Penang Hill Steamboat Dinner ~ Part 7 – The Steamboat Dinner and Group Photography

This was the April’s Classmates Penang Lang gathering. Instead of luncheon, we decided on a Steamboat Dinner with the participation of spouses and partners at Penang Hill. A total of 27 participants were recorded and we had also six participants from a classmate’s family joining in. The steamboat dinner is reasonably delicious and we had a great time on the Hill.

After the waiting period, we started to walk to the Bellevue Penang Hill Hotel for our Steamboat Dinner. It was a short 5-minutes walk from the Station. A small hotel owned by Dato Lim Chong Keat, a brother of the late Chief Minister of Penang, Tun Dr Lim Chong Eu.

SP Lim

Penang Hill Steamboat Dinner ~ Part 7 – The Steamboat Dinner

Penang Hill Steamboat Dinner ~ Part 7 – The Steamboat Dinner

Penang Hill Steamboat Dinner ~ Part 7 – The Steamboat Dinner

Penang Hill Steamboat Dinner ~ Part 7 – The Steamboat Dinner Group Photo

Penang Hill Steamboat Dinner ~ Part 7 – The Steamboat Dinner Group Photo

Penang Hill Steamboat Dinner ~ Part 7 – The Steamboat Dinner Group Photo

I must thank Sze Meng for allowing me to add this email into my blog here:-

• Kawan-kawan ( Friends in Malay )

  The April “Penang lang” lunch was organised by Taikor at the Bellevue

  Hotel (in French “beautiful view” Hotel) as a steamboat dinner. From

  beginning to end, Taikor took care of every details, and we all

  enjoyed the evening without any hitch.

  Besides the usual Penang lang’s, hose who were in Penang then were

  lucky to take part: Li Li and Hun Soon from KL, Mubarak from P.

  Dickson, James Wong from Sg and myself from France. The unlucky ones

  left a few days before this event and could not attend: Hoon Eng from

  Sg, Hock Chark from KT.

  We were graced with the presence of the beautiful partners of some of

  our classmates.

  Together with the family of Beng Tatt, we filled up 3 tables

  So, up we went by the cable car, packed with tourists. It was still

  light as we chatted in the cool atmosphere up there in the garden of

  Bellevue.

  As dusk set in, we settled down as the lights of Penang went on.

  Soon, with everybody in, we dug into a wondersfull steamboat.

  As the evening drew to an end, some group photos eternalised this

  great evening together.

  Thank you, Taikor! ( Big Brother in Cantonese )

  Regards

  sze meng

  ---

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Penang Hill Steamboat Dinner ~ Part 6 – The Steamboat Dinner

This was the April’s Classmates Penang Lang gathering. Instead of luncheon, we decided on a Steamboat Dinner with the participation of spouses and partners at Penang Hill. A total of 27 participants were recorded and we had also six participants from a classmate’s family joining in. The steamboat dinner is reasonably delicious and we had a great time on the Hill.

After the waiting period, we started to walk to the Bellevue Penang Hill Hotel for our Steamboat Dinner. It was a short 5-minutes walk from the Station. A small hotel owned by Dato Lim Chong Keat, a brother of the late Chief Minister of Penang, Tun Dr Lim Chong Eu.

SP Lim

Penang Hill Steamboat Dinner ~ Part 6 – The Steamboat Dinner

Penang Hill Steamboat Dinner ~ Part 6 – The Steamboat Dinner

Penang Hill Steamboat Dinner ~ Part 6 – The Steamboat Dinner

Penang Hill Steamboat Dinner ~ Part 6 – The Steamboat Dinner

Penang Hill Steamboat Dinner ~ Part 6 – The Steamboat Dinner

Penang Hill Steamboat Dinner ~ Part 6 – The Steamboat Dinner

I must thank Sze Meng for allowing me to add this email into my blog here:-

• Kawan-kawan ( Friends in Malay )

  The April “Penang lang” lunch was organised by Taikor at the Bellevue

  Hotel (in French “beautiful view” Hotel) as a steamboat dinner. From

  beginning to end, Taikor took care of every details, and we all

  enjoyed the evening without any hitch.

  Besides the usual Penang lang’s, hose who were in Penang then were

  lucky to take part: Li Li and Hun Soon from KL, Mubarak from P.

  Dickson, James Wong from Sg and myself from France. The unlucky ones

  left a few days before this event and could not attend: Hoon Eng from

  Sg, Hock Chark from KT.

  We were graced with the presence of the beautiful partners of some of

  our classmates.

  Together with the family of Beng Tatt, we filled up 3 tables

  So, up we went by the cable car, packed with tourists. It was still

  light as we chatted in the cool atmosphere up there in the garden of

  Bellevue.

  As dusk set in, we settled down as the lights of Penang went on.

  Soon, with everybody in, we dug into a wondersfull steamboat.

  As the evening drew to an end, some group photos eternalised this

  great evening together.

  Thank you, Taikor! ( Big Brother in Cantonese )

  Regards

  sze meng

  ---

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Penang Hill Steamboat Dinner ~ Part 5 – Steamboat Dinner starts

This was the April’s Classmates Penang Lang gathering. Instead of luncheon, we decided on a Steamboat Dinner with the participation of spouses and partners at Penang Hill. A total of 27 participants were recorded and we had also six participants from a classmate’s family joining in. The steamboat dinner is reasonably delicious and we had a great time on the Hill.

SP Lim

Penang Hill Steamboat Dinner ~ Part 5 – Steamboat Dinner starts

Thank you to Sze Meng for allowing me to add his comments here:-

• Kawan-kawan

  The April “Penang lang” lunch was organised by Taikor at the Bellevue

  Hotel (in French “beautiful view” Hotel) as a steamboat dinner. From

  beginning to end, Taikor took care of every details, and we all

  enjoyed the evening without any hitch.

  Besides the usual Penang lang’s, hose who were in Penang then were

  lucky to take part: Li Li and Hun Soon from KL, Mubarak from P.

  Dickson, James Wong from Sg and myself from France. The unlucky ones

  left a few days before this event and could not attend: Hoon Eng from

  Sg, Hock Chark from KT.

  We were graced with the presence of the beautiful partners of some of

  our classmates.

  Together with the family of Beng Tatt, we filled up 3 tables

  So, up we went by the cable car, packed with tourists. It was still

  light as we chatted in the cool atmosphere up there in the garden of

  Bellevue.

  As dusk set in, we settled down as the lights of Penang went on.

  Soon, with everybody in, we dug into a wondersfull steamboat.

  As the evening drew to an end, some group photos eternalised this

  great evening together.

  Thank you, Taikor!

  Regards

  sze meng

  

  Penang Hill Steamboat Dinner ~ Part 5 – Steamboat Dinner starts

  

  Penang Hill Steamboat Dinner ~ Part 5 – Steamboat Dinner starts

  

  Penang Hill Steamboat Dinner ~ Part 5 – Steamboat Dinner starts

  

  Penang Hill Steamboat Dinner ~ Part 5 – Steamboat Dinner starts

  

  Penang Hill Steamboat Dinner ~ Part 5 – Steamboat Dinner starts

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Penang Hill Steamboat Dinner ~ Part 4 – Getting ready for Steamboat Dinner

This was the April’s Classmates Penang Lang gathering. Instead of luncheon, we decided on a Steamboat Dinner with the participation of spouses and partners at Penang Hill. A total of 27 participants were recorded and we had also six participants from a classmate’s family joining in. The steamboat dinner is reasonably delicious and we had a great time on the Hill.

SP Lim

Penang Hill Steamboat Dinner ~ Part 4 – Getting ready for Steamboat Dinner

Penang Hill Steamboat Dinner ~ Part 4 – Getting ready for Steamboat Dinner

Penang Hill Steamboat Dinner ~ Part 4 – Getting ready for Steamboat Dinner

Penang Hill Steamboat Dinner ~ Part 4 – Getting ready for Steamboat Dinner

Penang Hill Steamboat Dinner ~ Part 4 – Getting ready for Steamboat Dinner

Penang Hill Steamboat Dinner ~ Part 4 – Getting ready for Steamboat Dinner

Thank you to Sze Meng for allowing me to add his comments here:-

• Kawan-kawan

  The April “Penang lang” lunch was organised by Taikor at the Bellevue

  Hotel (in French “beautiful view” Hotel) as a steamboat dinner. From

  beginning to end, Taikor took care of every details, and we all

  enjoyed the evening without any hitch.

  Besides the usual Penang lang’s, hose who were in Penang then were

  lucky to take part: Li Li and Hun Soon from KL, Mubarak from P.

  Dickson, James Wong from Sg and myself from France. The unlucky ones

  left a few days before this event and could not attend: Hoon Eng from

  Sg, Hock Chark from KT.

  We were graced with the presence of the beautiful partners of some of

  our classmates.

  Together with the family of Beng Tatt, we filled up 3 tables

  So, up we went by the cable car, packed with tourists. It was still

  light as we chatted in the cool atmosphere up there in the garden of

  Bellevue.

  As dusk set in, we settled down as the lights of Penang went on.

  Soon, with everybody in, we dug into a wondersfull steamboat.

  As the evening drew to an end, some group photos eternalised this

  great evening together.

  Thank you, Taikor!

  Regards

  sze meng

  ---

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Penang Hill Steamboat Dinner ~ Part 3 Walking to the Bellevue Penang Hill Hotel for the Steamboat Dinner

This was the April’s Classmates Penang Lang gathering. Instead of luncheon, we decided on a Steamboat Dinner with the participation of spouses and partners at Penang Hill. A total of 27 participants were recorded and we had also six participants from a classmate’s family joining in. The steamboat dinner is reasonably delicious and we had a great time on the Hill.

After the waiting period, we started to walk to the Bellevue Penang Hill Hotel for our Steamboat Dinner. It was a short 5-minutes walk from the Station. A small hotel owned by Dato Lim Chong Keat, a brother of the late Chief Minister of Penang, Tun Dr Lim Chong Eu.

SP Lim

Penang Hill Steamboat Dinner ~ Part 3 Walking to the Bellevue Penang Hill Hotel for the Steamboat Dinner

Penang Hill Steamboat Dinner ~ Part 3 Walking to the Bellevue Penang Hill Hotel for the Steamboat Dinner

Penang Hill Steamboat Dinner ~ Part 3 Walking to the Bellevue Penang Hill Hotel for the Steamboat Dinner

Penang Hill Steamboat Dinner ~ Part 3 Walking to the Bellevue Penang Hill Hotel for the Steamboat Dinner

Penang Hill Steamboat Dinner ~ Part 3 Walking to the Bellevue Penang Hill Hotel for the Steamboat Dinner

Penang Hill Steamboat Dinner ~ Part 3 Walking to the Bellevue Penang Hill Hotel for the Steamboat Dinner

I must thank Sze Meng for allowing me to add this email into my blog here:-

• Kawan-kawan ( Friends in Malay )

  The April “Penang lang” lunch was organised by Taikor at the Bellevue

  Hotel (in French “beautiful view” Hotel) as a steamboat dinner. From

  beginning to end, Taikor took care of every details, and we all

  enjoyed the evening without any hitch.

  Besides the usual Penang lang’s, hose who were in Penang then were

  lucky to take part: Li Li and Hun Soon from KL, Mubarak from P.

  Dickson, James Wong from Sg and myself from France. The unlucky ones

  left a few days before this event and could not attend: Hoon Eng from

  Sg, Hock Chark from KT.

  We were graced with the presence of the beautiful partners of some of

  our classmates.

  Together with the family of Beng Tatt, we filled up 3 tables

  So, up we went by the cable car, packed with tourists. It was still

  light as we chatted in the cool atmosphere up there in the garden of

  Bellevue.

  As dusk set in, we settled down as the lights of Penang went on.

  Soon, with everybody in, we dug into a wondersfull steamboat.

  As the evening drew to an end, some group photos eternalised this

  great evening together.

  Thank you, Taikor! ( Big Brother in Cantonese )

  Regards

  sze meng

  ---

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Penang Hill Steamboat Dinner ~ Part 2 Waiting for the rest of Classmates

This was the April’s Classmates Penang Lang gathering. Instead of luncheon, we decided on a Steamboat Dinner with the participation of spouses and partners at Penang Hill. A total of 27 participants were recorded and we had also six participants from a classmate’s family joining in. The steamboat dinner is reasonably delicious and we had a great time on the Hill.

We waited at the viewing tower after the 15 minutes uphill by cable-car.

SP Lim

Penang Hill Steamboat Dinner ~ Part 2 Waiting for the rest of Classmates

Penang Hill Steamboat Dinner ~ Part 2 Waiting for the rest of Classmates

Penang Hill Steamboat Dinner ~ Part 2 Waiting for the rest of Classmates

Penang Hill Steamboat Dinner ~ Part 2 Waiting for the rest of Classmates

Penang Hill Steamboat Dinner ~ Part 2 Waiting for the rest of Classmates

Penang Hill Steamboat Dinner ~ Part 2 Waiting for the rest of Classmates

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Penang Hill Steamboat Dinner

This was the April’s Classmates Penang Lang gathering. Instead of luncheon, we decided on a Steamboat Dinner with the participation of spouses and partners at Penang Hill. A total of 27 participants were recorded and we had also six participants from a classmate’s family joining in. The steamboat dinner is reasonably delicious and we had a great time on the Hill.

SP Lim

Penang Hill Steamboat Dinner

Penang Hill Steamboat Dinner

Penang Hill Steamboat Dinner

Penang Hill Steamboat Dinner

Penang Hill Steamboat Dinner

Penang Hill Steamboat Dinner

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The Leafless Tree

It is definitely better than a Lifeless Tree.

SP Lim

The leafless tree