I’d completely missed this story of the 17th May 2008, Saturday in the local paper, The Borneo Post! It’s a good thing that I spoke to Dennis Leong who asked me if I have read about it.
Now I’ll have to track down this Abang Kamaluddin Abang Ahmad and have a good chat and paddle with [...]
A distinctive and dramatic aspect of the landscape (waterscape?) at Tasik Kenyir is the sight of dead trees half-submerged in the water. This happened when the surrounding jungles were flooded over in the construction of the hydro-electric dam. Some of these trees which are of various sizes can be found in scattered clumps while some [...]
Lake Toba, 24th March 2008
We’ll setting off on first light and according to Geoff, our ‘kayaking godfather’ (name coined by Mindy), this will be our plan:-
Day 1 – paddle to the caves at Bewah/Taat. About 30-35km. There is a campsite somewhere there or bush camp. This will possibly be our longest paddle.
Since I’m unable [...]
I’m meeting up with Geoff and Mel (who flew in from Thailand yesterday for this kayaking trip) later in the city and we’ll be driving from Kuala Lumpur in Geoff’s car straight after work to Lake Kenyir (55km from Kuala Terengganu) in the State of Terengganu about 7 hours drive away. As there’s no accommodation, [...]
Amazing photos & essential products from KayakAsia Paddlesports.
Well, if you happen to live in South East Asia, the best place to get all your kayaking gear and stuff would be via the internet from KayakAsia Paddlesports which is operated by Huey who lives in Singapore (and sometimes Shanghai). This is so convenient and saves you [...]
