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In which we go up the East Coast of Malaysia, to Perhentian, Terengganu, the Cameron Highlands and experience a little more Singapore…
Pete, a friend from New Zealand recently joined me for a 2 week cycling trip in North-west Vietnam…
For several weeks from February to early April we both spent time back in New Zealand…
As a port of entry to Sabah, Labuan is not a good advertisement for the region…
Kinabalu National Park is a World Heritage Site, -because of its mountain, its wildlife and especially, its vegetation…
WARNING: This story contains multiple images of an explicit botanical nature!
Mt Kinabalu is the highest point between the Himalayas and PNG.
It was just a short day-trip from Miri in Sarawak to Kuala Belait in Brunei.
We approached the entrance to the Santubong River in the early hours of the morning, and the hills arose out of the morning mist; we had spent a night sailing slowly across the wide bay to ensure that we would arrive after daylight.
The work all completed and our land travel done we set out again from Singapore, eager to be back cruising.
As our Singapore News story has told, 2007 hasn’t proven to be the year of fine time cruising that we had hoped!