We left for my house in the afternoon, and stopped by Gopeng to visit the museum that opened in April. You can read more here. It’s a shoplot and there are lots of antique stuff there. There’s no entrance fee, but you can donate if you want to :)
A brief stopover at Kellie’s castle before we went to Gopeng: 
Hokkiens rock! I managed to get this picture even tho the car was moving ;)
Stopped here to get some…pau..cause we were hungry :)
Pictures of the Gopeng Museum:
If I remember correctly, WZ said this used to be the sign outside a shop/medicinal hall(?) with the names of the medicine they sell.
Road signs that used to be mounted on buildings
The model is pointing at..uh…the beam part of the weighing scale…
My grandpa used to cycle this type of bicycle and I got a free ride on the back :) These bikes are really easy to cycle…I miss those rides!
After the museum we went to visit a temple (tourist mah) and there was a puppy outside, and so I wanted to take a pic. As usual, I just simply said smile, and the puppy actually smiled!!! Freaky!!! WZ was there and she can tell you that the puppy actually smiled when I said ‘smile’!!! What’s freakier is that it’s outside a temple…so…hehe…who knows…
Huge doors!
I dunno how to read Chinese characters, so I cannot translate for you…hehe…that’s all for Gopeng pics, next up is pics of Ipoh!
3 comments:
lol i just realize that my house stuff can be consider antique woh,
my house got the items that they have in the museum such as:
1. the old sewing machine
2. the old lamp/light bulb thinggy
3.the weighing sclae thinggy
4. the alat penumbuk thinggy
5.the kapak thinggy
6. the bicycle
btw the puppy is so cute =)
haha! memang antique! next time i go tour your house k
lol i never know those stuff was antique woh, i just thought those stuff as old hahahaha, hmm wonder if i sell those stuff to the museum how much i can earn
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