Gua Musang

on 12th of may, just short 3 days before my birthday (hehe), i helped my dad on his project. in this project he is in charge of making sure that a product is safely send to its owner. now this might sound simple enough, but the thing is that the product 258 units of battery that weights nearly 35 kg each. and the owner is the indigenous people living in the depths of the forest of gua musang.

me and the battery

the trip from the town of gua musang to the first of the 9 villages of the indegenious people took a hectic and spine breaking 2 hours and it took about 1 hour or so to get to the other village! it took us the whole 2 days to finish the project.

in the forest

the transporter

i managed to take some of their pictures.

thanks for reading.

About Pak Usin

Hello world. This is my first post and i want to say that i enjoy blogging probably as much as you enjoyed eating nasi lemak with extra sambal in it. You are reluctant to eat it because its too spicy and hot but after you ate it you will feel satisfied and you will want to eat it again, but suddenly you realize that it is too hot and you are reluctant to eat it again.

Im a student and will be graduating this May. I took petroleum engineering course and im happy with it. Hopefully i will become a respected peroleum reservoir engineer in the near future. Oh and also, i own a canon eos 20d and some basic knowledge of photography, you'll see.