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Wednesday, June 24, 2009
[Nature Hunting Rock Climbing]
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Spending time in the holiday, Yong, Jazz, Eric and I went for another nature hunting and AGAIN, we found more awesome terrain to set our adventurous feet at. This time, we travelled all the way to Jubilee Beach in KB. And we walked along the beach towards the end to the mouth of Belait River itself, and discovered a long trenched of boulders, rocks and pebbles which I call 'Brunei's Grand Canyon'.
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Our aim was to walk towards the end of the trench, which extended few kilometeres out to sea. Our journey would be faster until Jazz discovered within himself a fobia to uneven surfaces. Yes, the rocks are dangerous to climb and raging seas flows from both side of the rocks. One false slip and we're dead. After an hour and a half walk, we reached 2/3 of the journey. With our empty supply of water and Jazz's exaustion, we decided to head back to land. This time, its a race.
Yong and Eric rushes back, stepping from rocks to rocks. I intended to wait for Jazz, but alas, my desperation to step on land made me left him behind for him to travel alone. After almost 40 minutes, I arrived to the land and Jazz is still far on the trench. Eric and Yong is playing with the sea. When Jazz arrived, we found out he slipped on the way and skinned his ankle and lost one piece of his sock. Poor kid. HAHAHH. Sucks to be you man.
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However, in our deeepest heart, we feel glad to be able to achieve a great adventure. Nature Hunting never stops us..
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Spending time in the holiday, Yong, Jazz, Eric and I went for another nature hunting and AGAIN, we found more awesome terrain to set our adventurous feet at. This time, we travelled all the way to Jubilee Beach in KB. And we walked along the beach towards the end to the mouth of Belait River itself, and discovered a long trenched of boulders, rocks and pebbles which I call 'Brunei's Grand Canyon'.
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Our aim was to walk towards the end of the trench, which extended few kilometeres out to sea. Our journey would be faster until Jazz discovered within himself a fobia to uneven surfaces. Yes, the rocks are dangerous to climb and raging seas flows from both side of the rocks. One false slip and we're dead. After an hour and a half walk, we reached 2/3 of the journey. With our empty supply of water and Jazz's exaustion, we decided to head back to land. This time, its a race.
Yong and Eric rushes back, stepping from rocks to rocks. I intended to wait for Jazz, but alas, my desperation to step on land made me left him behind for him to travel alone. After almost 40 minutes, I arrived to the land and Jazz is still far on the trench. Eric and Yong is playing with the sea. When Jazz arrived, we found out he slipped on the way and skinned his ankle and lost one piece of his sock. Poor kid. HAHAHH. Sucks to be you man.
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However, in our deeepest heart, we feel glad to be able to achieve a great adventure. Nature Hunting never stops us..
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