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Sunbathing At Polo Ground And Villas Chicken Rice

SUNBATHING... but definitely not me.... LOL... 

Went for a morning walk at the Polo ground around 9 in the morning.  This is the time where most early risers have left the grounds by then and that is when Reanaclaire make her appearance.  I am not a early riser and I heard that the morning sun around 9-10am is the best time to get Vitamin D also known as the "Sunshine Vitamin."   Eer... am I right?

Anyway, sunshine or not, I wore a cap, sunglasses, rub lots of sunblock lotion on my face and hands and the walk begins and ends in less than 45 minutes.  LOL... Walked around the lake several times to check out monitor lizards and turtles... and on this day, the turtles were sunbathing...... 

Three's A Company.... 
Family of three... 
or is it one male with 2 females?
Or one female with two males??
No time to find out.... 
One splashed into the water when I went near.... 
Leaving two.... 
And the nearer I went.... all disappeared into the water....
Sigh... I think I have spoil their sunbathing day....
Time for brunch when the walk is finished....
Bought "bearded chicken thigh"....
With some pickled vegetables, this packet of rice cost RM8....
Bearded chicken has a tougher texture...
I like it... 
Will go for this stall again at the Villas....

Comments

  1. You can tell? I mean their gender. LOL :D

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  2. Your turtle pictures are wonderful!

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  3. Ooooo...so many turtles!!! They bring good luck, they say. Chicken looks good! Never heard of nor seen any chicken that is bearded. LOL!!!~

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  4. U can eat tough chicken meat means you have strong teeth! Wah, I also have same comments that you can tell the difference between male and female turtle. I couldn't.

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  5. Nice photos of the turtles.

    Bearded chicken??

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  6. Those turtles must be very shy to run away when the paparazzi approached! LOL!

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