Sunday, March 29, 2009

A day out fishing

Life in KL is pretty routing and stressful. Over a family dinner, I mentioned that whether anybody is interested to go fishing. Ah...... the ladies said, boring mah!.... sitting and waiting all day for fishes to take the bite, better to fish in the wet market, just choose and take home.

I announce that this fishing trip is different, so hearing me out, all four sets of the family members got excited and the trip is on. I have upload some pictures for you and they are of video format and the quality is reasonable only. Enjoy.........

Getting to the bottom of the fishing net.
Here we got one

All in the net
This one is mine

This one is heavy

Here this one for you

Ikan Lampan in the net

Wow... not one but two
Slowly does it!!!!!

There you are..... a beautiful fish

Hey..... I got one
Fishes all over the net
Look at my fish........

Cleaning the fishes in a nearby stream

You only get this kind of scenario at this part of the world.........
After cleaning the fishes, they all landed on a BBQ stove and ended on our dinner plate .....
Cheers.

Monday, March 16, 2009

Durian, the King of Fruits - Part II

Since my blog for the Durian the king of fruits, I still have many pictures that could be of interest to you. This is the second visit to my durian orchard by my friends since I bought it. We arrange breakfast of Indonesian Nasi Lemak at Bt 18, Ulu Langat, morning tea time consist 0f coconut water and roast pork, follow immediately with durians and all kind of fruits that we could lay our hands on and lunch with local kueh, fried mee hoon and yummy BBQ fresh water prawns. As promises, more pictures and less words. Enjoy.............

Arriving at the Durian Orchard

Getting a taste of the land away from the city

The tea time roast pork

What else after the roast pork

Never before

Coconut man....

What a refreshing coconut drink!

Durians everywhere......

What to do with this truck full of durians!
Langsat anyone...
Lunch is served

BBQ fresh water prawns

What's cooking bro!

Waiting for the fish to bite....

Here I caught one.........

Looking forward to give you more durian pictures this coming season.....

Cheers.

Thursday, March 12, 2009

Malaysian Elephant Sanctuary

Hi, I received comments from my young friends that my blog has too many words. They prefer to see more pictures, so this time I try to put in more pictures, hope this blog will receive your liking and these pictures are taken at the Malaysian Elephant Sanctuary in Kuala Gadak in the state of Pahang.......enjoy.

The description of this sanctuary
The main admin. building

An elephant's skull

A souvenir shop

This is the place where elephants are kept
Getting the elephant to the river to bath

To the river for bath

Visitors are invited to bath the elephant
Preparing fruits for the elephants

Visitors feeding the elephants

Waiting in turns to ride the elephants

Riding the elephant

Cheers.


Sunday, March 8, 2009

Local Holiday in Pantai Remis Perak

Last Chrismas, my family together with some family friends guided by a fler living in Pantai Remis visited this coaster town. We check into a budget hotel and immediately went for seafood hunting which is all about this trip. It was about 6 pm and you can get all sort of seafood from the roadside hawkers and the price is very reasonable.

The next morning we went straight to the beach after breakfast to look for "sand prawn" which is made famous by the TV food blogger - "ah xian". Mining for the "sand prawns" is difficult maybe because we are not at it or "ah xian" has exaggerated. Never mine, we did managed to catch 2 nos for our curiosity.

Mining for "sand prawn"

"Sand prawn" found

3 businessman and a project manager

We then went to the "Turtle Sanctuary" where information of the turtles were presented in hard copies, live turtles swimming in the pools and a donation box is provided for visitors to help in the conservative program. We did contributed......

A leather back turtle

Making a donation

We then went on a fishing boat trip to a fish farm in the sea. They rear many type of fishes for the local market and we bought 6 nos for our dinner.

The boat trip

Local fisherman
At the fish farm

Catching our dinner

Cleaning our dinner

Pantai Remis to me is a small town with potential for local tourism cos the people is friendly, good beaches and the seafood is plentiful and cheap. I will visit this town again.
The above pictures presented are stills from a video format therefore the quality is only reasonable.

Cheers