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Ankle-deep in the mud in the world’s oldest rainforest
Day 86 – Day 87, 14-15/5/2012 I was heading for some quality time on the beach, but the possibility of visiting the world’s oldest rainforest convinced me to make a stop in Taman Negara – which translates as “National Park”. … Continue reading
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