Davis and his wife Patti are residents of both California and Hawaii USA. They were a very interesting vegetarian couple, traveling all over the world
A MEMBER OF SERVAS MALAYSIA'S EXPERIENCES AS HOST AND TRAVELER.
Logs and Pics of being a Traveller and Host With a Peace Organisation called SERVAS. You can be a member too. Obtain information at http://www.servas.org. As a member, not only YOU will get to stay free anywhere in the world, you can be a host and discover new long lasting friendships.
Monday, February 11, 2013
JAN 20 -23. OUR GUESTS WERE DAVIS AND PATTI
Davis and his wife Patti are residents of both California and Hawaii USA. They were a very interesting vegetarian couple, traveling all over the world
Friday, March 5, 2010
We Hosted Berit, Bjorn and Erl Jan 23 - 26 2010
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Husband and wife Bjorn and Berit are from Norway. Erl (pronounced El) is from Denmark. They are good old friends always travelling together. We visited the Forest Research Institute of Malaysia ( FRIM) and took the track through the tropical rain forest, climbing and walking on top of the tree canopy walkway some 30 meters above the ground. On the following day we went to Genting Highlands. After staying with us for three nights our guests went to Melaka (Malacca) for two days. Then off they flew to Sri Lanka, returning to Malaysia on Feb 19. On Jan 20th they took the night train ( http://www.ktmb.com.my/ ) from Kuala Lumpur to Tanah Merah in Kelantan. At Tanah Merah they were waited for and transported to Gaharu Guest House at Temangan, a 15-minute drive from either Tanah Merah or Machang. They enjoyed the village atmosphere at Temangan, visiting the not so familiar (to them) rubber plantation, oil palm trees, tropical fruit trees etc. They took a day trip to Kota Bhary on Feb 22 and another one to Tumpat the next day.
Here are some pictures of their stay in Malaysia:
Husband and wife Bjorn and Berit are from Norway. Erl (pronounced El) is from Denmark. They are good old friends always travelling together. We visited the Forest Research Institute of Malaysia ( FRIM) and took the track through the tropical rain forest, climbing and walking on top of the tree canopy walkway some 30 meters above the ground. On the following day we went to Genting Highlands. After staying with us for three nights our guests went to Melaka (Malacca) for two days. Then off they flew to Sri Lanka, returning to Malaysia on Feb 19. On Jan 20th they took the night train ( http://www.ktmb.com.my/ ) from Kuala Lumpur to Tanah Merah in Kelantan. At Tanah Merah they were waited for and transported to Gaharu Guest House at Temangan, a 15-minute drive from either Tanah Merah or Machang. They enjoyed the village atmosphere at Temangan, visiting the not so familiar (to them) rubber plantation, oil palm trees, tropical fruit trees etc. They took a day trip to Kota Bhary on Feb 22 and another one to Tumpat the next day.
Here are some pictures of their stay in Malaysia:
Hostess and Guests
Receiving instructions from our official guide Faizal at the start of the jungle tracking.
The canopy of each tree does not touch one another. Respecting neighbour's space ?
Kacip Fatimah, a herbal plant good for ladies.
Erl trying the tarzan vine.
One has to report to this post before taking the canopy walk bridge.
On the way down, rewarded with the cool stream.
GENTING HIGHLANDS.
Monday, March 23, 2009
024 - 2nd May 2007 - Desert Safari outside Dubai.
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