Some folks prefer to stand on their kayak instead of sitting on them (don’t they realise that’s why we call them ’sit-on-top’) and choose to punt with their paddles instead of using them as, well paddles?
Whichever way, the two families from the UK had a great Gawai paddle today down at Borneo Highlands together with traveller Mark from New Zealand who enjoyed the tuak (rice wine) even more!
What a better way to end a kayaking trip than to pay my friends Liza & Lars at Kg Semadang a Selamat Gawai Dayak visit. Our kayaking guests from the UK and NZ enjoyed it too!
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thats your other house unker!
Still wishing I was there instead of here…
wah Unker,what a nice kayaking trip,din invite me! Poor me have to work throughout the hols!
wuching - It’s Liza’s parent’s house. Liza & Lars’s house are under construction which they planned to turn into a ‘home-stay’.
mm - It would be our pleasure to take you (and your family) kayaking!
miss chai - Don’t bluff! Melissa told me that you exchanged leave with her! But don’t worry - we’ll organise another trip soon!
Hey,i didn’t exchange leave with her,she exchanged with someone else! I’ve really missed out a lot of things in life…*sigh*…
miss chai - Hello? You are still too young to have “really missed out a lot of things in life”. Do join me next time - either kayaking or cycling! ;o)