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Libaran Island Lodge Sabah

, Libaran Island Sabah, Malaysia

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A Big mountain with a Bad altitude!

A travel blog entry by worldofthewards

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... doing the job for 10 years averaging 3 climbs a week, so almost 1,500 climbs to the top of the mountain. Whilst we drank about 4 litres of water each on the way up, he didn’t take a sip of water, yet stopped for 7 or 8 cigarettes! What was even more amazing were the locals carrying food up to the lodge. They had handmade rucksacks of wood and old rope that they were using to carry all the food needed for our stay. One guy had apples and bananas in his and ...

Relaxing in Northern Borneo

A travel blog entry by yanandasif

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... of ethnicities with the largest ethnic groups being Malay, Chinese and the indigenous tribes all of whom have resided on the Island for thousands of years. Whilst on the surface it all seemed pleasant, we discovered innate problems with the acceptance of the differing cultures and the ruling Malay’s only giving the minorities a second class citizenship status. They all live in their own quarters and rarely mix, with inter-ethnic marriages ...

Water anyone?

A travel blog entry by andybrown

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... system towards the end of our stay.
The villagers were also a great help on the project, helping to carry piping and sand, gravel and cement bags up to the dam site, and we struck up a warm rapport with the guys throughout the project.
3. To educate villagers on how to look after the water system
The venturers put together a top class presentation, which was delivered during the opening ceremony. Good job guys.

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Baby turtles

A travel blog entry by sally-ann-leaf

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... a variety of rays - some huge - and eels with spots and stripes. The most exciting part of being on this island is to witness a turtle coming up the beach and laying her eggs. August is a busy time for turtles and not an evening goes by without a number of them completing this mammoth task. The island is patrolled by guards at night and they take note of where the turtles lay their eggs. The eggs are then collected, counted and put into one of ...

Manana Part-Deux!

A travel blog entry by jenanddanrtw

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... we spent a couple of afternoons with them drinking tea, eating cakes and banana fritters in the plate full - yummy! They also love volleyball so Boff and Matt happily joined. I didn’t it hurts my fingers, I’m a great spectator though.

Now I’m not sure if in the last Manana post Boff mentioned the Jellyfish and how much I’ am afraid of them, well not that much but I do keep a beady eye on the water when playing in the sea - ...

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