Palace Inn Miri
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My Mum's country!
... they have constructed up there! They knock the nests to the ground and the rest of the team has to rummage around and find them. They will do this all day during harvest season from sunrise to sunset! As much as this method is ridiculous and they don't just use ladders Richman said that's its to keep it a difficult job to do so only a few are skilled and brave/silly enough, therefore keeping their wages high. This is the same with carrying the 100kg bag of guano.
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Transit day to Miri/Mulu Gunung NP
... br> Our bus left Bintulu quite late (10:30), so we arrived at Lambhir Hills at 14:00. The park closes around 16:00, so we could only see the first waterfall and have a swim there. This waterfall is about 20 minutes walking from HQ.
Luckily there were not many visitors today, the scenery was beautiful and the water a bit muddy but was cold enough to cool off.
Due ...
Musings on Malaysia by Judith
... outwith their control. Given the priority placed on good service, we have not actually experienced anything going wrong that was the fault of one individual. We rather hope this doesn't happen as the apology would likely be prolonged and self-abasing.
Deforestation has caused great environmental damage in both Peninsula Malaysia and Borneo. It is possible to drive for miles and see nothing but palm oil plantations. We had imagined that wildlife ...
Finally, Like Being Blind
... It's because it's cold?" Utter bollocks, no idea what he was talking about, we said uh yeah dunno and smiled politely then ignored him for the rest of the journey.
Took about an hour twenty to arrive at the park in the ******* rain. Paid 5 to get in (Plus 5 NUS discount) and then paid the usual 4.5p to cross a tiny bit of river in a boat, just build a ******* bridge, honestly they could do it with about 8 planks of wood. Niah Caves is ...
A Hidden Gem
... round you.
Where ever you tread there are a host of unusual bugs waiting to be trodden on - giant ants (about an inch long) and grubs (the size of tennis balls) and plenty of leeches, big and small - so alien like in their appearance and movement. Their malevolence is only matched by their persistence and tenacity in trying to suck your blood - at one point I had six of the little buggers on me, when were in Tawau Hills, Sabah, took me 5 minutes just to get them ...
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