Post by L Roebuck on Dec 13, 2008 8:36:13 GMT -5
A trip into darkness
It was with great reluctance that I agreed to go with my father and younger brother to Batu Caves during the last school holidays. I’d been to Batu Caves a few times and did not relish the thought of having to climb those 272 steps under the hot sun again.
The entrance was, as expected, littered with rubbish left behind by both humans and monkeys. There was loud music amidst the hustle and bustle of tourists and local visitors.
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It was with great reluctance that I agreed to go with my father and younger brother to Batu Caves during the last school holidays. I’d been to Batu Caves a few times and did not relish the thought of having to climb those 272 steps under the hot sun again.
The entrance was, as expected, littered with rubbish left behind by both humans and monkeys. There was loud music amidst the hustle and bustle of tourists and local visitors.
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