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| A basking iguana greeted us as we approached the carpark opposite Ilham Resort. |
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A cheerful Sepetir :D
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The Sepetir seed pod.I sent a sample to the families in the Worldwide Cultural Swap programme we participated in without knowing what it was but thanks to a resourceful friend on Facebook, I got to know it was a pod of a common tree found near mangroves and it's a favourite with squirrels.
Here in Tg Tuan, monkeys (couldn't see if they were silver leaf monkeys or long tailed macaques) were munching on them and strewing their leftovers on the road.
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| A swirling. twirling flower |
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| The thorny stem of the rattan plant. A member of the palm family, the rattan stem is solid and requires structural support, hence the thorns to grip and attach onto a taller host tree, and reach the sunlight above the canopy roof |
I was told to write in a request for a visit into the lighthouse
The lighthouse @ Tg Tuan
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