which is very much cleaner than the neighbouring
Pantai Sepat beach which is full of cow dungs
left by a herd of stray cows which sleeps on the beach at night,
apparently their owners left them to fend for themselves.
Wei Yang trying in his attempt to search for clamshell.
Rowan prefer to watch from behind.
Sis Alice who is on a short break in her Solo World Tour joining the search
In the end it's time for a dip.
Reban the colored leader of the herd
in front of the old Japanese WW2 airport building.
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OMG...what happen to the goat!
ReplyDeleteYee Ling,
DeleteSomeone did an airbrush job on the goat
which is the leader of a herd of 20~30 goat and sheep.
Woooo...the leader. Can spot it from far far away.
DeleteI have heard of Kampung Chempaka beach from my friends but have never been before. Its great to see your family and the little boy is cute.
ReplyDeleteNava,
DeleteThere is a very nice Lodge on the beach by the name
Cempaka Beach Lodge
Alamak...what happen to the goat.
ReplyDeleteDdnt know about Kg Chempaka beach. So far many people goes to Tg sepat beach. Will google that. My son love beach
Over there is there any easy access to toilet/bathroom for changing and washing purposes?
Small Kucing,
DeleteSorry, there are no toilet/bath facility here,
but i assure you there are no cow dung on the beach.
Anyway there is a nice lodge here.
One thing pls be careful as this beach can be very tricky during high tide
as there are high and low area
and there are drowning here yearly.
Reban the HOT leader!
ReplyDeletehehehe
Nice! you should come to KK too. Plenty of sun, beautiful islands, those pictures from my blogs are taken mostly from Sabah Islands. Hiking, mountain climbing, rafting, u named it..we got it here.
ReplyDeleteBest Regards.