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This new stainless steel sculpture themed wave and birds at the Gurney Drive roundabout was...
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closeup Note the birds sitting on the curved pipes which emulate waves. The Penang...
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SW view toward the hills
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Gurney Plaza in the background
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another angle
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Waterfront promenade leading past Gurney Plaza.
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closer
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a different angle
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The Bali Hai Seafood Market restaurant at Gurney Drive near the roundabout, is very popular with locals & tourists.
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The cosy ambiance, complete with seaview, is suitable for entertaining friends, business...
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"Tanjung Tokong" - low cost UDA flats. There are several 'towers' in this complex. Most of Tanjung...
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This lane, next to the UDA flats leads to the waterfront Temple. I took these during the federal election...
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Looking back
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Unidentified temple I saw before I got to the beach.
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closeup
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"Tua Pek Kong Temple" gate on the beach. This small, quaint temple is dedicated to the Taoist god of...
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Looking out from inside The temple's patrons are mostly residents of the adjacent Chinese fishing...
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The temple Tua Pek Kong is one of many Malaysian Chinese Gods. It is believed...
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side view This temple, like the Hokkien Tua Pek Kong Temple on Armenian Street in the...
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Fighting Lions, the temple guardians Although the temple itself wasnt harmed by the tsunami, one of...
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Inside The temple is noted for its annual flame watching ritual which foretells the...
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Small cemetery behind it I wonder who is buried here??
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The popular Sea Pearl Lagoon Cafe situated next to the Tua Peh Kong Temple on the waterfront, is known...
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Al fresco dining, with a view The dining area is on a cement patio adjacent to the sea wall. The...
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