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Phantasmagorical Rumble

semi-overcast 23 °C

So..... we went to the Batu caves to gaze at Hindu deities and suck driplets of water from inside the earth. Went with our friend Siva who also took us out for dinner with his family where we tried shellfish and indian cuisine. Next day we ate with our hands in delicious local South Indian restaurant and i made love to the stars..... in a fusion of indian cuisine and sweetest kisses with blu scruffy and the spectacular Rachel Danielle Summers... who i love so very much.. if you would like to see this look at the photos it is very beautiful.

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thunder in the jungle basin.... monkey in my toilet.

glenn the eagle

storm 31 °C

oh well.... the don't forget seafood.. as in the name of that frog infested shit hole filled with expat offshore oil drillers has come back to haunt me and the rach master jizzy.. with a ms vengence... rach comes down with severe pain in the stomach... suspected pancreatitus....... spend days with trips to local clinic where mr woo plays wobble wobble with his jenga in between putting rach on a drip...... we followed the rabbit-frog down hole... and we got burnt... rach admitted to gleneagles!!!! private hospital. where they are more concerned with paperwork and the parting of cash..... before the latent threat of treatment becomes a real reality... spend lonely night apart, rach in bed with another man...... blue scruffy mix master timmy!!!!!! while i get drunk at local bar... she recovers, out next day just a stomach infection... now we take it easy... but want to get out of kuala lumpur badly./... more cautious with the food but it is difficult to avoid hawker centres... maybe avoid white meat.... meet siva malaysian man with family... we go to his house to watch the football on sunday and get drunk with his family... he likes thai grass.. and drinking so sounds good to me.... convalescence in KL then outta here... this place to0 small now, the city shrinks as the imagination expands... i'm more enticed bout getting off the beaten track now than ever before... looking forward to taman negara. orang asli villages and indochina.... got a 2:1 on my degree and a first for my dissertation.. rach is much better now and we can get on with our holiday................

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... the fiend on my shoulder.... shallow water

tioman. cherating

37 °C

spent week on tropical island called Pulau Tioman. Went snorkellng with thousands of fish and canoed out to secret white beaches with only monitor lizards and monkeys for company. Spent evenings eating with the locals at the restaurants and drinking beer in the BB shack. One day we did the jungle walk to Juara, passing through a jungle we inhabited only by ourselves, our way blocked by falling trees, monkeys armed with coconuts and devious snakes with martian faces and poison hearts. Went swimming in fresh waterfalls and plunge pools and slept devilish nights in unbearable heat. The heat and humidity is difficult to get used to, at times oppressive, the cool ocean breeze is our only relief. Today we headed to Cherating half way up the east coast. A rustic lil town with a strange mis-mash of styles. Our chalet resembles some sort of pioneer's nebraskan farm house complete with stove....................................................................................................................................... then we head to beach , further to a bar hidden in the woods called the half moon at half past four...... the deadly nightshade....... an occultish, macrabre cottage with splintered ceiling that resembles some kind of new england hut, complete with pictures of ghouls, phantasmagoria, witchcraft collections and jagged almost incongruous trees that seem more artic than tropical... ............................ i drink two beers....... it cheap.... an offshore oil 'fisherman' called alan from great yarmouth drinks with our cambodian host.. from siem reap... ... he is mildly polemic in conversation but not enough to make me uncomfortable.......... the surroundings strange enough to save me from any yarn.... the beer making it more interesting than it would be.......... normally when i'm not drunk..... tomorrow we will try batik, a traditional malay form of art using wax and waterpaints..... maybe some horse riding.... booyakashah......... or even some turtle watching/voyeuring.....................................................................................................................................................................................

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Singapore-Mersing

sunny 37 °C

Arrived in Singapore after flight via Doha, which is a sweaty and sticky kinda place. Singapore is only 13 degrees north of the equator and the air is so humid, it feels difficult to breathe, like taking in a noxious gas and exhaling some sort of whizz glue type phantom. Singapore itself is an amazing place: walk from chinatown to little india and you will see the amazing difference between the two areas, like walking between two countries, and after having a delicious indian meal served on banana leaf we head to chinatown which is full of hawker centres and bustling market stalls, spices and all sorts of incredible but useless tat. Hindu shrines and Chinese tao/buddist temples are dotted all over the city as well as a few mosques down where i am staying on Baghdad Street. The Hawker centres are amazing you can get fish head curry or even eminent frogs legs which is my personal fave, staying clear of green turtle soup, because i don't like the idea of digesting something so putrid in design.. and which belongs on the beach, crying dolorous tears for all of its lost hatchlings kidnapped mercilessly by the beading eyes of predator birds.......... Today we arrived in Malaysia, and we are now in Mersing, which is a little fishing port. Tomorrow(wed) we catch the longboat to pulau tioman in the South China Sea, where we will snorkel and jungle trek.... i tink its where south pacific the movie was filmed, but if its too overcrodwed we will explore the seribut archipegalo and surrounding isles, by boat.... People very friendly.... food excellent... bout 90 p for a three course indian dinner... hostel is 2 pound a night... and malaysia is suppost to be expensive in south east asian terms.............................!!!!!!!

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