Jun 16, 2007

White Mushroom, Crepidotus applanatus

This morning, I brought my kids to an agriculture outlet called "Disiniland Argolet". An Agrolet is like an agricultural theme park, or someone's really huge backyard. Anyway, Disiniland Argolet (not Disneyland, ya) is located somewhere at Kpg. Segedup, off Jln. Batu Kawa, Kuching. The sole purpose of going there was horse ride and boat ride for my kids.

As for me, the only subject that attract my attention there was a cluster of white big mushrooms sticking out from a semi-dead tree. I think those mushrooms is no older than 48 hours old. Yeah, wild mushrooms grow very fast. See the image above.

I think the above mushrooms is of genus "Crepidotus applanatus" or "Pleurotus ostreatus".

Further reading:
* More photos on white mushroom
* The Oyster Mushroom

Jun 5, 2007

Sandakan, Sabah, East Malaysia


Sandakan is located on an inlet of the Sulu Sea, near the mouth of the Kinabatangan River. It was founded in 1874 as Elopura and was the capital of British North Borneo (now known as Malaysia state of Sabah) until 1947.

Main attractions in Sandakan:
* The Agnes Keith House
* world-famous Sepilok Orang Utan Rehabilitation Center
* Sukau Gomantong Caves
* Pulau Sipadan
* Sandakan War Memorial Park
* Labuk Bay Proboscis Monkey sanctuary
* Selingan Turtle Island

Jun 1, 2007

Tuaran, Sabah, East Malaysia

Tuaran town is located between Sepangar Bay and Kudat town.

The highway between Sepangar Bay and Tuaran is dotted with international class seaside resorts, including Shangri-La Rasa Ria Resort.

Main attraction in this small town is the Ling San Pagoda and Temple. The pagoda is also known locally as Lung San Pagoda. The pagoda is nine floors high. "Ling San" literally means "Nine dragons playing with fire balls".

Beside the pagoda, Tuaran is well known in Sabah for it local delicacy "Tuaran Mee".

Tuaran Town (view from the top floor of Ling San Pagoda)

At Ling San Pagoda entrance. From left: RWS, CHY, RO and Robin


The majestic nine floors Ling San Pagoda

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More pictures on Tuaran
More pictures on Ling San Pagoda

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