a decent looking and moderate size sultan abu bakar mosque in raub, pahang on a clear day. completed in 2008, the mosque is quite hidden from the main trunk road and perches on a hill near the town hospital. september 2011.
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a pic a day (day 238)
a buddha statue lies deep inside cave villa, one of the series of caves at the base of batu caves, most of which contains hindu statues and cave paintings. in hinduism, he is regarded as one of the ten avatars of god vishnu, hence the statue inside a hindu shrine. september 2011.
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a pic a day (day 237)
the world’s tallest statue of murugan, a hindu deity, gold painted and standing at 42.5m high near the entrance to batu caves, a popular hindu shrines with a steep flight of 272 steps to reach the temple cave. september 2011.
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a pic a day (day 236)
the christ church and the stadthuys, built in the 18th and the 17th century during the dutch rule, are both listed as a unesco world heritage site in july 2008. the pic of the historical site at malacca city was captured in july 2009, successfully hiding an eyesore that is a telecommunication tower (again?) behind a decorative plant.
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a pic a day (day 235)
an almost identical pose to the previous post by naomi anis, this time by the almost 5 year old nizwan alif looking south at the national monument, kuala lumpur in august 2011.
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a pic a day (day 234)
from left (north) to right (south), mt. blackburn (2,416m), mt. german (2,190m) and mt. burnett (2,035m) of the burnett mountains on the northern end of lake pukaki with a glimpse of tasman river on the foreground, aoraki mt. cook national park. june 2010.
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a pic a day (day 233)
lush greeneries surrounding the menjalara lake park, a secluded park within bandar menjalara, quite hidden from the main roads and about 3km from our place. october 2011.
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a pic a day (day 232)
it’s called beautyberries for an obvious reason, don’t you think? muar september 2011.
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a pic a day (day 231)
the peablue butterfly from the 2nd largest family of butterflies, lycaenidae, complete with spots at the base of the tail to confuse potential predators and photographers alike. ketereh december 2008.
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