As we were staying in Kundasang we had some time to look around, our first stop was the famous Kundasang War Memorial, which to quote: Established in 1962, this was one of the first memorials to commemorate the brave Australian and British Prisoners of War who died in Sandakan and during the infamous death marches […]
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Not Too Bad
The weather hasn’t been too bad really on and off. Quite a lot of rain, but it hasn’t been too heavy – quite a bit of blue skies too which is nice! Quite a lot of grey skies too which isn’t quite so nice…but can’t have your cream cakes and eat it! Been eating plenty, […]
Macro at the Kuala Lumpur Butterfly Park – Taman Rama-Rama
I went to the Butterfly Park around Jalan Parlimen area a while back in December to test out my new SB-800 flash and macro lens combination. I was a bit noob then so my shutter speed was a bit slow as I didn’t know how to change the flash sync speed (1/60s). Macro is very […]
Pussy and Pink
A while ago I was at Peter’s place to help with his car, which was rather unsuccessful…so I took some pictures instead. From now on I shall catch up with processing my pictures and uploading them as I am months and months behind. I’ve been too busy with other stuff lately. Introducing Pussy and the […]
My Mom’s Garden, Steak & Lemon Cheesecake
Sorry for the lack of updates, was travelling back from uk, then resting, then had to rush to office, then was re-installing OS, finally time to move into the 21st century, gone is Windows 2000, here is Windows XP! I’ve been using Win2k since the advanced BETA leaked in early 1999. I took some pics […]
A Trip to The Garden Center – If You Like Flowers Look Here
I went to see my decrepid old gran, who’s reaching 100 soon.. We took her to the Garden center for lunch, it’s quite nice there. English weather still get’s me though, if you sit in the shade, and there’s a breeze you need to put a jacket on..but if you move out into the sun […]
An 8km Walk up the Malvern Hills
So after the hearty pub lunch we took a rather long stroll up to the top of the Malvern Hills, one of the oldest hills in the UK. We parked at the North Quarry and walked up to the beacon, the highest point in the range. As it’s towards the end of summer a lot […]
