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The Dutch armada is advancing. They close in the Malacca Straits, fast. They have planned the siege for far too long, and this time, reinforced by the army of the Johor Sultanate. Back in Holland, the Dutch East India Company has but one thing in mind- to capture this beautiful state. An ambitious goal nonetheless, a coupe that would flourish their spice trade in the distant east. But capture of this magnificent city would be far from easy, and miles off the coast the armada is intimidated by the view of the majestic fortress. A four-storey keep, the fortress boasts four gigantic towers, fortified by ramparts 2.4 metres thick with 70 heavy mortar cannons pointing at them, mercilessly.
The sound of the siren deafens villages trapped inside. And within minutes the smell of gunpowder fills the air, only to be overwhelmed by the stench of flesh and blood by dusk. The ground shakes with massive explosion and panic stricken villagers can head nowhere. Like a Mice, trapped in a box, looking helplessly to escape. But there is surely no escape from here.
It would last five months this war. But it probably felt nothing short of a few centuries to the people inside. Suicide, famine, disease and gunfire resulted in a conservative estimate of over 7000 casualties. Many others lived off rodents and street animals. And as the Dutch stormed past the fortress on 14 January 1641, the city smelled fresh air again. A new dawn for the Malacca city.
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I stand here today in the middle of where it all happened 500 years ago. In what is left of the magnificent fortress. In the middle of Malacca city centre in Bandar Hilir, Malacca. I make my way between the many ex-patriots crowding the pavements along the fort ruins. And in the background, the distinctive shutter sounds and camera flashes (although I really do not fathom why tourists turn on the flash feature in Malacca's sunny afternoons!). Trishaws line the roads, with their colourful giant umbrellas, flashy decorations and loud RNB music. Attention grabbers. There is even a guy with an enormous iguana against his shoulder. He shouts, "Picture with the iguana; 5 ringgit, 5 ringgit!!" I thought they only had those in zoos.
The remains of the fort include what used to be the main gate and little bits of the ramparts. With a distinctive and powerful brick red background and the VOC's coats of arm engraved proudly on the gate's arch, the fort looks like it probably could still fend off an army or two. Half-a-millennium and standing strong. The walls are concrete and bold. And although what remains of it might not be state of the art, its aesthetic design continues to please architectural enthusiasts the world around. How ironic that she was built in a hurry by slave labourers. Kudos to the Portuguese!
The landscape of Malacca has changed massively. Many sites have been reconstructed into tourist attraction spots, many other replaced by shopping malls. But Porta de Santiago (or locally know as 'A Famosa'- Portuguese for 'The Fortress') has survived all of that. She has remained largely untouched, and proudly maintained. She is a testimony of our rich heritage and culture, a site to remind us of harder times and the sacrifices our ancestors made to clutch independence. She is sacred to the city, to our people. And this grim remnant of western imperialism continues to attract thousands every year from every corner of the world.
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Perhaps your dog would like to expand horizons, catch up on culture and enjoy some activities not available in many places. So, if your dog loves to travel, then you simply must visit Mendocino county, a few hours north of San Francisco. Horizon Air has added flights from Las Vegas to Santa Rosa, California. You and your dog can take a nice scenic hour and a half drive north and visit dog friendly wineries along the way. Most of the wineries are have grass and bushes to explore and sniff. Some even offer doggie treats. Navarro and others allow dogs in the tasting room.
The Maccallum House Inn in Mendocino offers winery tours, chauffeured limos and dogs are allowed to tag along, if you book as a private party... Ask for Jim Davis and tell him that you found out about the tour from the author (of this article).
Here are the top 12 dog friendly things to do in Mendocino
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l. Tiptoe through the Botanical gardens
Between the tulips and other flowers, (over 150 varieties), Fido will enjoy a nice stroll with you to the beach. Well-mannered dogs
on leashes are always welcome and enjoy free admission.
2. Beach romp (Noyo Harbor or a private beach)... most beaches are dog friendly and dogs have to be on leash.
Dogs love to splash and do the doggie paddle in the ocean. And Mendocino County's coastline has an abundance of places for them to swim.
Big River Beach, N. Big River Road, Mendocino
Portuguese Beach, Mendocino Headlands, Mendocino
Van Damme State Beach, Highway 1, Mendocino
Caspar Beach, 14441 Point Cabrillo Dr., Caspar
MacKerricher State Park, Highway 1, Fort Bragg
And for an extended stay, you can also camp out with Fido.
California State Parks Camping Reservations: 1-800-444-PARK (7275)
With nearly 100 miles of coastline and dozens of state and private campgrounds, finding a place to camp on the Mendocino Coast is not difficult. The most popular state parks are MacKerricher (Fort Bragg) and Russian Gulch (Mendocino) and Van Damme (Little River).
3. Take a hike.
Jughandle State Reserve features a 2½-mile self-guided nature trail called the Ecological StairCase. Starting by the ocean, this trail goes inland up a series of five ancient terraces formed by waves, glacier, and tectonic activity. Each terrace was uplifted from the sea about 100,000 years after the previous was raised. The lowest terrace is prairie, followed by a pine forest, then a redwood forest, and finally a pygmy forest with knee-high trees that are decades old. The trail features an amazing variety of trees, since the ecologies of the different terraces vary widely.
Three miles south of Fort Bragg. Turn west off Highway One into the well-marked parking area. 707-937-5804
4. Get a free ice cream cone for your mutt at Cowlick's ice cream
You scream, I scream, we all scream for ice cream. And Fido may also enjoy a sweet vanilla kiddie cone on a sunny day.
5. Stroll the shops in Mendocino and buy some doggie perfume.
After all the rolling, licking and splashing in the water and mud and sand, you may want to get some doggie perfume for Fido. Mendocino has many enjoyable gift shops and places where Furshionistas prefer to shop such as Sallie Mac.
And there are numerous pet supply shops such as Paws for Cats & Dogs, 338 N. Main St., Fort Bragg, 707-964-3322, Fort Bragg Feed & Pet, 880 Stewart St., Fort Bragg, 707-964-3333, and Evergreen Barn Pet Grocery, 477 Evergreen St., Mendocino, 707-937-3300.
6. Stay at a dog friendly inn such as the Agate Cove Inn, Little River Inn, MacCallum House Inn, Cottages at Little River Cove, Stanford Inn, Sea Foam Lodge, Dehaven B&B and the Blair House (where the TV series Murder She Wrote was filmed). The pet friendliest lodging can be found at these inns. Standford Inn, MacCallum House, Cottages at Little River Cove and Little River Inn supply a doggie gift basket including bowls, treats, and doggie bed.
More information can be found at
http://www.mendocinofun.com
7. Dine together
The Stanford Inn is an original pet friendly zenlike inn. You can even dine with well-behaved Fido during the day.
Well behaved dogs are welcome in the lobby but not the dining room. If you would like breakfast or dinner to be served in the lobby, they are happy to accommodate you...
8. Play catch or frisbee at the Fort Bragg dog park.
Fort Bragg has McDoggie park, a dedicated dog park, where non-aggressive and friendly doggies play. McDoggies is at Willow and Lincoln Streets. Take Maple Street east from Highway One (Main Street) until it ends at the dog park on Lincoln St.
9. Go kayaking with your dog
You can paddle up Big River in a canoe from Catch a Canoe & Bicycles, Too, located at Highway 1 & Comptche-Ukiah Rd, Mendocino, 707-937-0273.
10. Tiny dogs can take the Skunk train with their owners, if they can fit inside your purse; chew chew... chew chew...
11. Fido may accompany you while sport fishing and whale watching with All Aboard Adventures, North Harbor Dr., Fort Bragg, 707-964-1881 or Anchor Charter Boats, PO Box 103, Fort Bragg, 707-964-4550.
12. There are many places for you and Fido to have a puppy picnic in the area.
And if you seek a hot meal, there are a variety of choices of restaurants where Fido can sit beside you outside.
Café One, 753 N Main Street, Fort Bragg
Home Style Café, 790 S. Main Street, Fort Bragg
Laurel Deli, 401 N Main Street, Fort Bragg
Mendocino Cookie Company, Main St., Fort Bragg
Nemo's Fish Market, 2410 N Harbor Dr., Fort Bragg
Piaci Pub & Pizzeria, 120 W. Redwood Avenue, Fort Bragg
Lu's Kitchen, 45013 Ukiah Street Mendocino
Mendo Burgers, 10483 Lansing Street, Mendocino
Mendocino Café, 10451 Lansing Street, Mendocino
Mendocino Hotel, 45080 Main Street, Mendocino
Moody's Organic Coffee Bar, 10450 Lansing Street, Mendocino
Moosse Cafe, 390 Kasten, Mendocino
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