The long and winding road.....

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March 9th 2008

Published: June 2nd 2008

I have been elected to write the story of when we climbed the mountain. It was bloody hard, but we did it! It was every bit as amazing as we hoped it would be. After the fiasco that was trying to organise our own independent trip up Mount Kinabalu we decided to just head to the Park HQ which is at 1700m and try and organise it there. The Lonely Planet had filled us with hope that we could just ro... Read Full Entry

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Stuart and Emma

Welsh Wanderers

Hello, This is our plan so far - we will try and update it as we go along..... We'll miss you all like crazy, family, friends and of course Wendydog. Jan 27th fly to Bankok, spend the night Jan 28th fly to Hanoi - travel overland to Saigon, then through Cambodia, back to Thailand, through Malaysia, across to Borneo, for Kota Kinabalu and Sepilok, then back to KL onto Taman Negara, and then onto Singapore March 25th Singapore to Bali, from here travel through some of the islands - Lombok, Sumbawa, Flores. April 23rd Bali to Sydney - travel up the coast to Cairns July 2nd Cairns... full info

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4th June 2008

Welshy
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Wow!
That is one amazing mountain. Just my sort of place. The photos probably don't do it justice but it looks awesome and well worth the effort. I'm with Stuey, descents are waaaay harder than ascents! Hope you both are cool xx

9th June 2008

laetitiaaroundtheworld
Laetitia

Waouh!
Great blog! Looking at doing the 2D1N + via ferrata too :) and even more motivated now that I read your blog! Which path did you do, low circuit? Cheers

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