Riding the farmland to Teluk Intan: Day #10 - 11

We've made some pretty big gains before lunch the past few days. We either don't give the kids breakfast until we stop around 10AM or we give them a light breakfast before taking off then stop at noon for a large meal. 

I'll keep this one short because time is limited. We're trying to make it to our goal.

Look, Holly is the best and puts treats in my bag when I'm not looking so I can indulge while riding.

When the Bean is asleep, the White Dragon will look over at her making sure she's not awake then reaches and grabs her toys. So funny 🤣

If we have more kids, I'll be doing something along these lines for future trips.

Grocery shopping and break time!

These Buddhist temples remind me of Taiwan.

Hey look, they didn't color this one. 

The stoplights have timers on them telling you when to go and how much time you got left. Also, the green light flashes green before turning yellow. This should be incorporated everywhere.

This was a really hot day. We're exhausted. Holly's napping on the bench in the back.

A typical glimpse of a ride through a town.

A typical glimpse of a ride through the countryside.

Bean's helping me pay for the laundry.

Perfect shot with the sun lining up in the minaret.

I still don't know what these are but they're fun to look at.

This house was so neat to look at in person. Just look at the architecture.

This reminds me of the Clown Around Family book that Aunt Erin gave the kids. 

It's tough dealing with a semi-potty trained toddler whether at home or on the road. Might as well as fun out and about instead of being stuck at home.

Holly noticed the threads showing on the trailer tires right as we pulled into town (they lasted 2 and 1/2 days!!!) . Thankfully this bike shop had new ones we could buy. Also, some bystanders admired us with the kids and gave us cold drinks and snacks.

She's been making it a habit to climb into bed like a queen.

I love how he looks.

Happy New Year's Eve, everyone!!!