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| First stop at Batu Layar. Since Nur Cafe is not opened on Saturdays, Susanna found us a roti canai place on the same street but further down the road from Nur's. After breakfast, we parked our cars at the open car park next to Bank Islam and Kejora before riding out to Sungai Rengit via Route 90. Note Kelvin's right knee sports a bandage. He took a tumble at the speed humps at Batu Layar |
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| At the junction to Batu Layar where we met a local Malay family who were planning to take the trails nearby. Kelvin, minutes before his crash |
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| Batu Layar |
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| Batu Layar |
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| Batu Layar, treehouse |
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| Approaching Kampung Punggai |
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| Kampung Punggai |
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| Kampung Punggai |
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| Minutes before Amy was bitten by a bee....while cycling |
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| Arked Punggai, paid campsite with toilet facilities, carpark and security booth was closed to visitors when we were there. The boom gate was down. Next door, Tok Isa campsite was opened |
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| Amerald Resort |
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| Add a little spice |
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| Nearby to Amerald Resort |
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| Take off at Sungai Rengit's Secret Attraction |
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| The place is a stone throw's away from Super Lobster where we had lunch |
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| Coffee at Yard Cafe, a popular place in Sungai Rengit |
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| Great coffee lousy cakes |
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| Need to wait for a table |
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| Tanjung Lompat in the evening. We took Route 92 back on a hot and blustery day. This which almost floored us with Chris suffering 2 rounds of cramps on a rusty foldie with creaky pedals. |
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| Camp fire by Desmond |
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| Pro campers were quick to light up the campsite |
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| Thanks to Desmond for a special photography session |
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| Night scenes on a windy day |
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| Moon |
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| Dawn breaking |
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| The sand found its way into the car despite the mosquito net |
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| The sun came too quickly for us to enjoy breakfast |
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| The well at the campsite. Soldiers are often seen patrolling the area as this is supposed to be a hot spot for smugglers. Some of them even came to the water source next to the site for washing up |
