10th
Took a short jungle walk parts of which were like earlier in the trip and others eerily like the woods at home. I was followed by a small dog called Becks who I was told adopts visitors in turn.
11th
Took a local bus to Brintang to try and climb the highest peak but the path was closed so I walked along the road to the tea factory instead. The first bit was all sharp bends and sheer cliffs then I turned off into a narrow lane through the tea planation and a village built entirely for Hindu plantation workers.
The factory and display was nothing special but the scenery was nice, like an Engliah moor but with tea instead of heather.
Took a short jungle walk parts of which were like earlier in the trip and others eerily like the woods at home. I was followed by a small dog called Becks who I was told adopts visitors in turn.
11th
Took a local bus to Brintang to try and climb the highest peak but the path was closed so I walked along the road to the tea factory instead. The first bit was all sharp bends and sheer cliffs then I turned off into a narrow lane through the tea planation and a village built entirely for Hindu plantation workers.
The factory and display was nothing special but the scenery was nice, like an Engliah moor but with tea instead of heather.
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