is behind a housing estate on Sebiew Road
and will be demolished very soon.
A rare view inside the brick chimney.
A pitcher plant growing beside the chimney.
A view inside the kiln.
Clay,raw material for brick making is in abundance here.
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wow interesting.. can be a tourist attraction i guess.. but since they'll demolish it.. oh well =/
ReplyDeleteIt's too fragile and will colapse anytime
ReplyDeletebut the chimneys at Batu Arang
have the potential to be a tourist attraction
but who bothers anyway.
Very unique blog i must say! Never knew malaysia have so many different chimneys!
ReplyDeleteHi Thomas,
ReplyDeleteYou write to my old teacher, Mr. Wong Soon Koh that this chimney should be preserved.
Then you and your sons set camp round it. When the tractors come, you chain yourselves like the greenies and the Maoris chain themselves to the trees when the rich people come to chop the trees
I watch you on TV. LOL
hah!hah!me on tv
ReplyDeleteVery nice blog,... I love the photo,...
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thanks for visiting.
ReplyDeletenice view for fotog...need to come here 1 time...heheh
ReplyDeleteHope that it is still there.
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