I laid awake for a while before sitting up. It was quiet all around. No sound of laughter, chatter, or birds chirping. Just complete silence.
I unzipped my tent window and saw what's left of our dining area last night:
As you can see from the above, the sky was still a little dark and the ground was still wet from last night's rain and this morning's dew.
I turned my head to the right and noticed some orange and blue hues in the distance. Thinking that I might catch the sunrise, I quickly walked to the Bridge area and waited.
Unfortunately, I didn't get what I was waiting for. But it's alright. At least I've got a snapshot of what might have been a gorgeous sunrise.
In an hour or so, the sky was fully lit. Some of us who woke up earlier started preparing breakfast.
Like the early birds which catches the worm, the early Kruzers get to enjoy a sumptuous breakfast of eggs, maggie mee, tea, and coffee.
After packing up and clearing the camping site, we finally moved off at 11:00am thereabouts.
12:00 pm - Arriving at our first stop in the outskirts of Malacca for a drink or two.
02:20 pm - Kruzers arriving at a Petrol Station to refuel.
03:00 pm - Isaac led us through the coastal roads and finally brought us somewhere along the beach to enjoy the sea breeze.
Kenny making himself at home while enjoying the breezy afternoon by the sea
Stevie by the sea
05:45 pm - We decided to have an early dinner at our favorite hangout in Malacca: Cliff's Sunset Retreat
With the lovely weather, great ambience, gentle breeze, some of us quickly made ourselves at home by removing our motorcycle boots, and changing out of our touring pants into comfy shorts.
It didn't take long before our dinner arrived. Here's Jocelyne with her Chicken Maryland - an absolutely must try!
My Salmon Fillet arrived much later. Apart from being a tad dry and overcooked in the centre portion, the rest of the salmon was pretty soft and tasty.
If not for the dark clouds looming at the distance, we would have stayed longer at Cliff's. That said, we suited up and moved off for home at about 8pm. Even at that time, I was surprised to catch a glimpse of sunset on our way back!
Arriving back at GP Esso at 10:45pm, we mingled around for a little while before bidding farewell to the rest of the Kruzers.
For both dear and I, this camping trip was truly an experience which we truly enjoyed, and will definitely want to experience again in the near future. Thank you Kruzer, for making this trip a memorable and enjoyable one for us!
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