The problem with going away to a lovely place is that you have to come back. And when you come back, you have to do stuff. You know, like dry the tent, do the washing, clean your muddy boots, air … Continue reading
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The view from my tent on Monday and Tuesday… This is where I slept last night… And this was the view from my window the first night. Lake Temengor… … Continue reading
. …you know, working. The REAL job, as folk say about writers who also do other stuff. This where I am. Fraser’s Hill, one of the old hill resorts dating back to the colonial days of the Malay States. The … Continue reading
I’m back from Terengganu. And a very long drive it was too – we took over 8 hours to return.So here are some more pics from the beach below our hotel in Kuala Terengganu. The states of Kelantan particularly, but … Continue reading
Rooms with a view: the fig tree and the accommodation (note the pig). I’ve just come back from introducing our houseguest to Taman Negara. Once I planted a fig tree in the garden – that is, a tropical ficus species. … Continue reading
Red for southward journey, yellow for northward, one satellite-tracked individualStand at the front of the lighthouse fence on the cliff.If you look down, you can see turtles surfacing over the coral reef.If you look outwards you are gazing at Sumatra … Continue reading
This was to have been the weekend of the Port Dickson Raptor Watch, but alas, the politicians decided to have an election instead. So the Malaysian Nature Society changed the dates to next weekend. If you live in Malaysia or … Continue reading
I love canopy walkways.And the best one I have found is this one at Danum Rainforest Lodge in Sabah. It wends its way through the canopy at different levels, and was designed by an 82 year-old Filipino engineer… It has … Continue reading
The photos are a bit out of order I’m afraid, so I have explained what they are as we go along…Remember what I said about the camera acting up at crucial life moments? Ok, so most of you will not … Continue reading