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Published: April 17th 2008
The bed was a raised platform of hard, widely spaced wooden slats. Ours was one of eight and they were all located in a concrete room about ten meters square, the roof was wood and tin and in one corner was the toilet. The toilet was filthy with mud and crawling with insects, the shower, such as it was, was fed from a tank in the roof and leaked, sending a constant stream of water down the concret...
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Ang
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Thank you
Dear Scott, I would like to thank you for your interesting write up of your visit to Taman Negara. Your paragraph on one of the salt lick hide was exceptionally concise and I have used it in my academic research on salt lick with reference to your website. The chapter has been accepted and appeared in the WASJ 2010. You can get a copy of the chapter (Tourist Characteristics at Tabing Salt Lick) at this link http://www.idosi.org/wasj/wasj10(10)2010.htm Thank you so much Best rdgs from Malaysia Ang