Kota Kinabalu/Miri Trip  27th May to 3rd June 2007

1 June 2007  Friday


Hari ini ialah hari terakhir kami di Miri. Tomorrow morning at this time  we will be on the way to airport. For our remembrance of Miri, we selected this fancy restaurant in the middle of  two roads in contra to last several days of eating by the road side shops all the while.

It is really unusual experience which one might not have a chance to experience in a life time  - having breakfast in middle of a road with cars passing by both sides.


Luak Esplanet

Esplanet Beach, Miri

We called a taxi (Rm18.00) to Miri's Esplanet Beach at Luak Bay. For other tourist the beach is nothing special but the sunset is fantastic. For us this is a luxurious sea beach many of us back in Tawau is hard to enjoy. Compare with our beach in Tawau Esplanet Beach in Miri is clean and well facilitated with clean and spacious toilet with functioning fresh water shower. It has a stretch of white sandy beach set within a coconut palm grove. Things to do here are picnicking, swimming and canoeing. There is a clean public toilet with spacious showering room (Rm 0.50 per person).

We are the only group of visitors to stroll and swim in the beach.   We has a feel of paradise - for only a short moment before the rain came. When we arrived at 1:30pm we could see patched of blue sky above scatted gray clouds.  Hopping "rain rain go away, little children want to play....." But we ended our visit with a windy, rainy day with dark cloud & dim scenery (Photo below)

Xing and Yin enjoyed scanning the long clean beach for curious objects like shells and crabs.  They caught several small crabs (photo above right) and kept in an empty plastic bottle.

We planed to spend the whole afternoon here to watch sunset of Miri. Unfortunately we left after 1 hour on the beach  because of strong wing and rain. The cold wind make us shivering.

 

Residential houses along the Luakbay Esplanade beach are like a ongoing mansions showcase.

Mr. Bean likes Kolo-Mee of Miri

The Kolo-mee of Miri has the original test and smell of Kolo-mee like else where in Sarawak. Back in Sabah, Kolo-mee bargain popular few years ago but the sellers unable to master the ingredient of Sarawak style, they use cheap sources from supermarket instead.

The two children likes Kolo-mee of Miri so much that we also bought a few packages of Kolo-mee as for our beach snack

   
 

 July 03, 2007 09:12:05 PM

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