Cameron Highlands in film
What was supposed to be another long year-end road trip turned out to be only a day trip to the Cameron Highlands. 
It was a long journey, stopped by at Teluk Intan for breakfast but the Chee Cheong Fun stall was closed. Then, I accidentally took the old windy road up the Highlands because my phone’s GPS couldn’t lock on to proper satellite reception. On the way back closed to midnight, Hilux was kissed from behind, by an idiotic drunkard who drove a Harrier. What an uneventful day, almost 24 hours on the road with my students by the time I reached home!
Film: Fujiflim Superia X-TRA 400, expired.
1. Socks, testing out the Diana F+, which I strongly opined to be just a toy camera.
2. Flower close-up at a bee farm. Not too bad on a manual focusing lens on the FM2n.
3. Bharat Boh Tea plantation. Stopped by the roadside, and took a few landscapes.
The weather was chilling due to slight drizzle every now and then, and the air was so fresh!
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5. Everyone had a camera to play with.
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7. Taken at the look-out point at Boh Tea Plantation. It was extremely misty as the rain had just stopped.
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