Mum has put a real spanner in the works by uploading those
pictures so I'll try my best to say what's happening and where it is.(If you click on the Flickr link posted in the last blog, you will sê the phtos).
As you can see in the first few pictures, there is a snake coiled
around my neck just like crocodile dundee! (it cost 5 Rm (still in Malaysia at
this point) 2.5 NZ dollars to take a couple of pictures)
CROCODILE DUNDEE
In the next scene you will see us in a fort hundreds of years
old (shortly after this a whole bunch of Malaysian tourists showed up and ALL
wanted their photo with us!
PAPARAZZI
In the next few photos, you will see us swinging across the bars
in a public train while it is moving (while we were doing this, mum was really
paranoid about "the bars bending"
RUMBLE IN THE CONCRETE JUNGLE
In the next pic, you see us hiking up the huge amount of steps
into the famous ,and iconic, Batua caves where there was... can you guess
it?... No? well... a cave! there were also monkeys on the steps that
occasionally barred their fangs at passer-bys and also were stealing cans of
Fanta. There is also a shot of a statue.
THE CAVES OF LEGEND
Now this photo ,on the other hand, is very recent. It is a picture
of me jumping off the top (while it's not moving) of a boat. Yesterday I was to
wimp to do it but today I had an opportunity to do it so yeah... I did
This is a photo of me wussing out because it was about 8 meters
off the sea and was terrifying. Underneath me a group of English girls were
saying: "oh you don't have to do it, don't let peer pressure get you"
a few seconds later they were shouting at the top of their lungs, "DO
IT!" DO IT!" "HURRY UP AND JUUUUUUUUUMP!!!"
Away from the action now, we were swimming in Halong bay, one of
the world's amazing wonders, unique, world heritage site. truly UNESCO
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