
If you’re not feeling lucky; where we put it at Bengoh, there are always villagers coming out of the jungles with sack loads of durians that you can buy from. We bought one sack full of durians containing 8 large durians for RM40/- last Sunday. We normally do not like to bargain with these honest folks for their time and labour in collecting the durians from the jungles.
Also on the river trip we normally take a break at Danu, a bidayuh village where we have another chance to purchase durians if we didn’t buy or had not found any along the way. In the worst case scenario we are also sometimes able to buy them at the take-out at Kg Semadang before we head home.
So that’s how we get durians when we go kayaking and this is just the beginning of the durians season in Kuching; so durians kayaking anyone?

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imagine the smell of farts on the way home!
Kayaking and then durian..hmmm…exercise and then put on the calories..my kind of exercise ahahhahaha..
Wuching..fart still okay..imagine the burping
the sheer joy and pleasure from eating durians overrides all concerns about breaking wind and such! *burp* *phooot*
Talk about a natural fringe benefit!
Ask and you shall receive!
v. nice blog … amkes me want to try kayaking partic. if i can have a durian feast at the end of it!
how do you display your pictures so nicely - i’m jealous!
how can anyone get excited eating such smelly ugly fruits?
ooopss… run robin run