Hi friends, i found this Scavenger Hunt interesting, so i gave it a try! If you want to know more about it, do visit Nicole’s blog!
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| From sago worm |
1) a souvenir – sago worms as a souvenir. They can be eaten cooked or raw. An acquired taste.
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| From fishing |
2) a fish – -> the fish that didn’t get away :p
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| From Reclining Buddha temple |
3) a religious building – Buddhist temple
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4) a fire department : Sibu fire department flooded
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5) a manhole cover
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| From melanau models |
6) a postcard – as good as a postcard anyway 
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7) water- cross the River Igan ferry
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a communication device: self explanatory
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| From Belawei |
9) a Life event : grandfather and granddaughter
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10) a foreign stamp
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| From photography of nature |
11) a tree -> Bukit Lima Forest Park
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| From photography of nature |
12) the living space of a non-human
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13) a street mirror : the best I can do .. couldn’t find any street mirror in my town
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14) a decoration fixed on a house; Chinese New Year decorations
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15) a foreign flag : I failed to find a foreign flag. In the end I had to resort to putting a red tupperware cover on white paper to make it look a little like an Indonesian flag
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16) a fire : cooking glutinous rice in bamboo
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17) an antenna : a part of the urban landscape now together with the telephone and electric lines
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18) a phone booth : I have to explain this. This is the only spot in the whole longhouse community where mobile phone signals can be received. There are no fixed land lines. So you could call this an open air phone booth
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| From pitcher plant-monkey cup |
19) a “verboten” sign : loose interpretation of the theme -> do not enter pitcher of doom (for the insects)
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| From sunrise at mukah |
20) a beach : sunrise at Mukah beach
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| From Melaka |
21) a cityscape : Melaka, historical city
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| From Benghui |
22) something goofy : kid goofing around
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| From Burmese temple. Burmah lane, Penang |
23) something carved
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| From sibu quarter marathon run 2009 |
24) an eye : looking at the world passing by
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| From Belawei |
25) something rural: dusk – after a fishing trip
To vote for the scavenger hunt, click here 
very interesting! Pictures for everything ^__^.
Hmmm… I just wondered what fish is that? Empurau? I still planning to go to Sarawak for Empurau
I caught that fish a few weeks ago. It is called ikan senangin. It is not expensive but put up a good fight. It hid and entangled itself under the jetty. Emurau i haverheard is currently very expensive and in the hundreds due to overwhelming demand.
wow… postcard and eyes pictures are great!! and benghui is way too cute…cant wait to cubik his cheek
he is no quiet boy. he just might cubit you back
Eeeks…sago worms. I don’t think I can stomach them.
all the more reason for you to try it one day
Cool collection!
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I love the interpretations. That’s what it’s about
My favorite is the open air phone booth
My favorite is the pitcher plant
Wow so many pics, good luck to you and hopefully you’ll win something
Haha I cannot win. I am just participating for fun
wah BB since when u took so many pics huh?
since i learned the love of photography from you
It’s easy to find foreign flags here as there are so many foreign embassies from different countries, but not in smaller towns. But u r creative to come up with such an idea for the Indonesian flag
The indonesian flag was easiest as basically it was just red and white
What do they taste like? The looks of them squirming is enough to turn me off…esp the big fat ones…urrgh.
One has to get rid of the initial revulsion to savor the worm
The worm are fat. Must be juicy, did you try?
it tastes wonderful a mixture of linseed oil and chicken taste
Ohhhhh you did WELL! I would NOT take fat juicy worms for a souvenir! Nope… not THIS American girl! LOL! But I LOVE your Buddhist Temple! I don’t guess your fire department was much help for a few days, huh? Your beach shot is positively gorgeous – and that carving in AMAZING! Very nice!
Great selection that shows us so much about life in your part of the world. My favourites are the water shot and cooking rice in bamboo.
Janice.
The rice in bamboo tasted great
love the collection…very creative on some of your shots! My favorite was the cityscape!
It used to be colonized by the Portugese, Dutch and then the English, this city
I love that phone booth! Very interesting and unique!
Open air
haha, u got ur self made Indonesia flag, so am i^^ for the japanese flag.. i’m so missing lemang aft seeing pic no16. with juicy rendang..mmm..
Where’s the stamp from ar? never heard of it before..
Wow, incerdible pictures…they really tell the items that Nicole asked for beautifully!
BG
Thank you very much
I like all of your photos. My favorites are the beach and eye.
Ah, you noticed the eye. I was very excited when I got that photo
Your photos and comments are wonderful….such a nice glimpse of the local culture! Fantastic! I would have a hard time picking a fav…so many great pictures.