Jungle trees, spiritual trees and palm oil trees

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December 16th 2008

Published: February 25th 2009

It's taken me some time to write this blog since I've had alot of emotions to deal with after my experiences on Borneo (see the video from our safaris). My feelings are strongly related to our destruction of nature over short-term economical profits. So I had to sort my thoughts and feelings, get informed and educate myself in the matter to understand and get a better view on what exactly ... Read Full Entry

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Ben

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These pages are meant for my friends to keep up with some of the travels I make. This is a good way for us to communicate reagardless the distance between us. Whereever I am at, those closest to me will be in both heart and mind. I know that's mutual! For me, travelblogging is also a way to look back. I want to see how my persona, values and beliefs change over time. During my travels I have connected with so many people. I feel the emptiness from the trace these wonderful people have left in my memory. Leaving is hard but not knowing when to come back is sometimes even harder for me. ... full info

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Showing off

Uncle Tan holiday staff

These kids get to help in the camp during school vacations, learn about nature and exchange knowledge with travellers

My cousin caught in the web

Cute or what?

Lazyiest frog I've ever met ;)

Spiritual tree

Parasite has overtaken tree

Unloading

Cocks in the trunk

Semporna Market

Trade starts early

Washing in Kinabatangan

Orang Utan

Sepilok

http://savetheorangutan.org/

Semporna architecture

Payday

and one ATM available in Semporna

Roti Canai

We stopped for lunch on our way to Uncle Tan's and Roti Canai was the choice,,,again! mmm so good!

Speaking fluent Indonesian/Malaysian

Kinabatangan kids

Caught in another web

24th March 2009

Johanna
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Thanks !
I would like to commend you for writing this article. This is the kind of blog that should be posted on the front page of Travelblog to raise awareness of the depressing future of our planet....keep up the good work ... Cheers ! Jo

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