Sepilok Inn Sandakan
Block 46 Lot 9 Tingkat 1, 2 & 3 Church Rd. Sandakan W. D. T. 223 Sandakan, Sabah, Malaysia
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Man of the Forest
... several different 'wives'. On a more peaceful platform we watched hornbills come down to eat some bananas, very nice! That evening was spent learning new cards games, drinking milkshakes and freaking out at insects that kept landing on or near us. The best one was when a prey mantis was flying in circles around my head, when i said 'is it circling me' it landed on my arm and I did the girliest flinch. We fell asleep that night to fireflies in our dorm room.
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Crocodile Farm
... well as nice. We asked her what there was to do today, we opted to do the heritage trail, the war memorial and the crocodile park as it was all quite cheap.
When we came out of the room the woman had got us a quote from a taxi driver to take us to more places, she was badgering us to give her a budget for it, we didn't ******* want a tour in a taxi, we politelty told her to shove her quote where the sun doesn't shine and left for the heritage trail. As ...
Rat City
... before the bus arrived. It was packed so we had to sit right at the back on a row of three, I sat next to some nob who continued to spread his legs out despite me being sat next to him, ******* prick. The journey lasted about 5 hours, most of which was spent on these ****** back 3 seats. We were sat next to the toilet and about half way through the journey either an old man or some kid had a **** and blocked up the toilet, it absolutely ******* stank, the ...
The in-between bit
... guide for the next few days who was very friendly and organised. My kind of person!! He dropped us off at our hotel pointing out the ATM and shopping mall so we could buy rain macs. The hotel is nice enough and right on the waterfront so we thought we would have some supper looking over the water. Well!! The restaurant was okay apart from the cheesy elevator music, drilling in the building site ...
Definately worth the money
... an orangutan waiting up in the tree for the man to come and put the fruit on the feeding platform. We all had to be quiet in order to not scare away the animals but others were being so noisy, the warden came round and told them to be silent but it didn't really help. Lauren and I both got frustrated as we had paid to see the orangutans and they would come if the people carried on so we shhh'd them too! It was the dominant male called Mushkam and he sat there for most of ...


