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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
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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:-
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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:-
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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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BLOGGING UNIVERSITY, PHOTOGRAPHY ASSIGNMENTS
Developing Your Eye II, Day Six: “Landscape”
My submission for Day Six themed “Landscape” is my cityscape of George Town at sunrise (missing the sun) taken from Penang Hill.
Developing Your Eye II, Day Six: “Landscape”
Developing Your Eye II, Day Six: “Landscape” from Jeju Island of Korea
This is my second submission of the seascape taken in 2013 at the Jeju Island of Korea. Hope you all like the two photographs taken locally and overseas.
SP Lim
Developing Your Eye II ~ Day Six: “Landscape”
Day Six: “Landscape” — Crop Your Image
Today, let’s walk in the footsteps of masters like Ansel Adams and focus on landscape photography.
Landscapes generally focus on wide, vast depictions of nature and all of its elements, from formations to weather. In this genre of photography, you won’t find much of a human presence: nature itself is the subject. A focus on nature isn’t mandatory, however — you can also capture a sweeping panorama of a city.
Developing Your Eye II, Day Six: “Landscape”
Today, take a picture of a landscape. Focus on the gestalt — the entire setting as a whole, like the shot above of the English countryside in Kent — rather than a specific subject or focal point within the scene. The setting itself is the star.
Today’s Tip: You may have trained your eye to crop your photo while viewing it “in camera.” But if not, crop your landscape photo once it’s uploaded onto your computer, using a free image editor like PicMonkey or Pixlr.
Visit the resource page for details on cropping and image editing tools. Remember to tag your post with #developingyoureye and check the Reader to see posts from fellow course participants!
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BLOGGING UNIVERSITY, PHOTOGRAPHY ASSIGNMENTS
Developing Your Eye, Day Five: “Connect”
My submission is the landscape frame of the First Penang Bridge connecting Penang Island to the Mainland. This photograph was taken from Penang Hill.
SP Lim
The First Penang Bridge
Day Five: “Connect” — Tag Your Photo
In this age of social media, we hear the word connect often, don’t we? Connect with us on Facebook! Connect with me on LinkedIn! Given what today’s technologies can do, it feels like the world is getting smaller, and we’re more connected than ever.
Day 5 – Connect
There are many ways to interpret this theme: from a gadget to a handshake, from a bridge to a gathering among friends. What’s yours?
Today’s Tip: Add relevant tags to your post, like “photography.” The image above could also be tagged with “bridge” and “San Francisco.” Tags group your related posts together, help to organize your site content, and tell readers what a post is about. Tags also make it easier for others to find your latest posts in the Reader.
Visit the resource page for details on tagging. Don’t forget to tag your post with#developingyoureye and check the Reader to see posts from fellow course participants!
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