At the Bagan Panchor Fishing Village of Perak
At the Bagan Panchor Fishing Village of Perak
At the Bagan Panchor Fishing Village of Perak
At the Bagan Panchor Fishing Village of Perak
Photographic Society of Penang ( PSP ) Outing to Perak ~ Bagan Panchor a fishing village near Pantai Remis
Photographic Society of Penang ( PSP ) Outing to Perak ~ Bagan Panchor a fishing village near Pantai Remis
Photographic Society of Penang ( PSP ) Outing to Perak ~ Bagan Panchor a fishing village near Pantai Remis
Photographic Society of Penang ( PSP ) Outing to Perak ~ Bagan Panchor a fishing village near Pantai Remis
Photographic Society of Penang ( PSP ) Outing to Perak ~ Bagan Panchor a fishing village near Pantai Remis
Photographic Society of Penang ( PSP ) Outing to Perak ~ Bagan Panchor a fishing village near Pantai Remis
Photographic Society of Penang ( PSP ) Outing to Perak ~ Bagan Panchor a fishing village near Pantai Remis
PSP Outing (Perak)
Date: Sunday, 19 August, 2018
Time: 7.00 am sharp
Location: Car Park area beside Super Tanker Food Court at Taman Lipsin
Transport:Â 2 Tour Vans for maximum of 20 pax
Duration: Day Trip.
Sailing away
Saying goodbye to an eventful year of 2016 and looking forewards for a more unpredicatble 2017. Any how, wishing everyone a more Happy, Healthy and Prosperous New Year in 2017.
SP Lim
Boat trip to the river mouth
Introduction
After a whole day without electricity. I am back at 7.45 pm after Tenaga “rewired the loose connections” of my 3-phased supply. Thanks to Chye Hong’s wiremen for “pulling out the plugs” of all electrical appliances as we thought it was short-circuit problem which was of a more common occurrence in my house. They checked every possibility and said that Tenaga meter is the problem and they are right. It was hot and sticky day because of no fan, no internet, no blogging, no TV, no fridge, no washing machine, and we are so dependent on electricity in modern time. Felt so helpless and “depressed”. Anyway, all things said it is back to normal again. I can do my blog entry again from now. Better late than never.
Tenaga is the sole Malaysia’s National Electrical Utility Company.
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After spending sometime walking around the small town – the equivalent of a large fishing village, we boarded our two assigned boats each ferrying 10 to 15 passengers. Everyone was required to wear a orange-coloured life jacket as a precautionary measure. Luckily, the rivers in Perak has not reported sightings of crocodiles for many years.
We passed acres and acres of Mangrove Swamps – that is why this area is also famous for the manufacture of charcoal, a cheap source of fuel for cooking in the rural areas. Some, there are white migratory egrets on these trees and barren branches. After about 15 minutes, we are right at the river mouth. In the centre, one can see a floating restaurant in red and orange. It is also served a lodging house for those interested at the rate of RM150.00 per night with a seafood dinner thrown in, as advertised by the boat-man. However, our objective for the day, was to shoot the eagles here and not for food and recreation. There are also fish cages for rearing of fishes for consumption. Trash fishes are fed to these fishes which are sold once these fishes are of suitable size. Next we headed towards the fishing village known by the locals as “Lau Kang” or translated as “Old River” Fishing Village or presently known as Kuala Sangga with a varying population staying there. Currently, a local villager said ony 28 occupants are around there as it was Sunday.
More interesting facts on the village on my next blog.
Photographic Society of Penang (PSP) Kuala Sepetang Outing on Sunday, January 17, 2016
Kuala Sepetang, formerly known as Port Weld is located in the State of Perak, Malaysia. This fishing village is near to Taiping and lies to the southern part of Penang Mainland. It is about 1.5 hour away from George Town, Penang Island by bus in our case. This Photo-shooting Outing took place on this Sunday, January 17, 2016 organized by the Photographic Society of Penang (PSP). A total of 21 members and non-member participated and enjoyed this outing though ended prematurely at 3.00 pm due to heavy rains. As the weather was non-conducive for photo-shooting it was decided to cancel part of the shooting at the Charcoal Factory and we boarded the bus and finally reached Penang Island’s Giant Hypermarket at Bayan Lepas at 4.30 pm. Weather in Penang was bright and sunny.
5.00 am : Pick up at Giant Hypermarket, Bayan Baru
5.30 am : Pick up at Auto City Juru
6.30 am : Light Breakfast at Bukit Merah (provided)
7.30 am : Arrive at Eagle Photo shoot site
9.00 am : Fishing Village Photo Shoot (boat ride included)
11.00am : Eagle Feeding Photo Shoot again
12.30pm : River Side Lunch (Provided)
2.30 pm : Charcoal Factory Photo Shoot
5.00 pm : Depart for home.
Member: RM150 Non Member: RM180
The Eagles are flying high only in the late morning in Kuala Sepetang, Perak. Chopped chicken meat and skin were offered as “food/bait” to these flock of eagles here,
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Going to bed early as woke up at 3.30 am this Sunday morning. Bye.
Fishing Village of Sungai Batu ( River of Stones )
These were the photographs which I had taken from the shore, during the Photographic Society of Penang’s Photo Outing at the Sungai Batu, near to Bayan Lepas Airport, Penang. The weather was not good as a rain storm was approaching from the south. The sky was overcast with dark rain clouds so sunset is definitely ruled out.
SP Lim
From the Vietnamese Fishing Village ~ Family’s Sunset
The Vietnamese Family enjoying the beautiful Sunset at a large fishing village.
SP Lim