Posted on 02/12/2009 by jmm6
Update: A few places have been checked now, so far my favorite remains the “sunday market” laksa served in a food court behind Banquet in 3 1/2 mile. I suppose the original Sunday Market laksa should be just as good or better, just not sure which part of the Sunday market to look in
LAKSA
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Posted on 05/10/2009 by jmm6
Very pretty and unique place to visit. Deep valleys, quick mountain rivers and awesome bamboo bridges, what more could you want?
The full story here.
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Posted on 22/08/2009 by jmm6
An easy and short trip to take if you are in Kuching, well worth doing, as i discovered last week end…after being in Kuching for 3 years.
For the full description click on the name in the list on the left side of the screen, sorry still haven’t figured out hoe to link this port th the page, not very good at technical stuff.
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Posted on 21/08/2009 by jmm6
Just finished, it was a trip I took earlier this year but never had the time to describe and edit for the blog. So here it is Kalimantan Barat (should spell Barrat if you were to go with the pronunciation).
Ps: sorry still haven’t figured out how to link this short post to the actual page so you still have to click on the page to the left side of the screen.
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Posted on 02/08/2009 by jmm6
Just finished uploading the page about Bukit Sadok, the Iban “Holy” mountain.
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Posted on 21/07/2009 by jmm6
Added a few more pictures of tattoos from a recent trip to the Bukit Sadok area.
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Posted on 18/07/2009 by jmm6
Finaly managed to upload the pictures from Gunung Serapi, in the mean time I have also been at the rainforest festival here in Kuching ans climbed both Mt. Santubong and Bukit Sadok, more coming.
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Posted on 29/06/2009 by jmm6
One of the last standing Bidayuh longhouses, and as far as I know the best preserved. This great example of traditional bornean architecture is 80 years old, and the wood used to build it was taked directly from a much older structure.
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Posted on 26/06/2009 by jmm6
Sorry for the long break, the internet here has been working very badly for the past month and on top of it my computer decided to pack up with all my photos still in it. But I was able to add a new story to the page about tattoos. This story is an Iban myth explaining the source of tattoos among the Ibans. It is just one of at least 3 explonations which I have heard so far. Each has it’s own merits and pitfalls, I am still looking into the subject and planning more work on it.
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Posted on 20/05/2009 by jmm6
Hello
I am fresh back from Poland, i spent six weeks there. It was a bit cool still especialy at night, however the upside was seeing the spring for the first time in four years
. Pictures from Poland will be on in a couple of days and some more Sarawakian places will be on after the weekend.
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