Day 3 (2 March 2008). DOOM!
I spoke to the Cameron Highlands locals as well as Malaysia Nature Society on the activity that I am interested in = REFORESTATION. We did s small sum of donation as well as planting the trees on the hill of Cameron Highlands. My only concern was...
2. How high do we need to climb?
They : "Very easy to climb, 15-20 mins for you reach the top"
I : "Oh! Ok! Then I don't need to recce"
They : " No need lar"
I still remember one funny incident, I have low blood hence climbing on highlands is tough as the air gets thinner as you move upwards and with my sinus, I can practically breath normally. Don't forget my stamina, well... lets not talk about my weaknesses ;-) hahahaa...
We did reach the top and everyone enjoyed the fresh air and the little morning climb we did, we planted trees which make us feel really good & proud serving MOTHER NATURE.
Next time...
LOCAL = 15-20mins
CITY FOLKS = 45mins-1hour
LOCAL = easy
CITY FOLKS = HARD!!!!! and TOUGH!!!!
Having said that, it was FUN!!!!!!
Have you experienced anything similar?
7 comments:
Great reforestation activity!
Hiking is also a good exercise for you, haha!
Sounds and look great! Thanks for sharing the pictures :)
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Never done reforestation before.
*blush*
Loved the story. Haha, I can imagine your expression when your plus size partner refuse to back down and return to the jeep.
But hey, at least this is something meaningful. You deserve a great cup of ice mocca, Lily!
rafael,
agree on exercise just that i hv no stamina. sigh...
kasia,
thanks dear.
shingo t,
yeah lor... anyway, i try on inject CSR activities on most of my partner bootcamp. good recognition and they enjoyed it.
Ha ha! That reminds me of the saying "country mile". Never go for a walk with an Englishman because they will say it is only a mile and you will walk for hours!! I once walked for about two hours around St Albans, north of London on such an adventure.
I love your photos and I love that you were doin such a noble thing!
It may surprise you but, I don't walk as much as I used to. This sounds like noble and valuable work. In the mountainous areas of the UK, we have voluntary footpath repairers who move large stones. Unfortunately, I don't have enough time for doing that !!! J
emm,
gee thanks. i will take note on the country mile if i ever go to UK again :D
J_on_tour@jayzspaze,
wow! i would like to suggest that to the society/clubs in malaysia - footpath repairers. i think it's a great idea.
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