Monday, we went on a half tour of the city of Kuching with a tour guide that just got baptized. There is a picture of him getting baptized, Eric.
We went with the Elder and Sister Molder.

Kuching is divided in North and South and this is the South City Hall.  Has pictures and history inside.

I don't know the story yet, why this is the cat city, but I will find out.  But there are cat statues everywhere.  I see more stray dogs than I do cats.

Yes I have plain clothes on. First time I've worn pants since before MTC.

This is a picture of the Minister of Sarawak. But he just retired in February. 

Picture of Kuching. The area we live in off the picture to the right.  It's a fairly newly developed area.

This is the famous cat.  It gets decorated for every holiday.

Marble and Granite would love it here.

Those are my daughter's cats.

?? Splat

Sarawak River.

Old house the way they used to build them near the River.

A new house.  Probably owned by Chinese.

Chinese home.

 Kedai mean shop. Little local market.

 Muslim mosque.

You hear them calling prayer many times during the day.

The mosque has an old cemetery in front of it.

This is a grave marker.

Dry dock area by the River.

A hawker cooking up something yummy.

An old prison from the 1800's.

This area on Kuching  is called the Waterfront.

North Kuching City Hall.

Chinese Temple

Chinese Museum.

More RiverWalk Area.

Musical Instruments in the Chinese Museum.

Japanese graveyard from WWII.

More Japanese graveyard