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Date Posted: Tue, Jun 03 2003, 10:48:36
Author: tango
Subject: Re: pictures of redang
In reply to: Ju 's message, "pictures of redang" on Mon, Jun 02 2003, 19:04:32

Hey,

Pretty nice photos... what camera did you use? Canon, Sony?

:)

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[> [> Re: pictures of redang -- ju, Tue, Jun 03 2003, 14:26:26

Oylumpus C40Z....

most of the photos are taken by the guide, who dive down nearer to take...and of course the natural beauty of the place :)


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[> [> [> Re: pictures of redang -- tango, Wed, Jun 04 2003, 1:47:38

>Oylumpus C40Z....

Good camera... really nice vacation pictures. I did not know one could ask the guide to take photos... should have thought of that before. Hmmmm.

Is there an off the beaten trail between Pasir Panjang to Redang Kalong?


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[> [> [> [> Re: pictures of redang -- ju, Wed, Jun 04 2003, 10:56:50

>Is there an off the beaten trail between Pasir Panjang
>to Redang Kalong?

yap.... there is a trail between the "mo mo cha inn" and laguna resort, walk pass the construction (if it is still going on)... then walk along a very short beach with many dead corals washed up to the shore... then a very thin forest, the trail is quite clear.... then kalong beach... abt 20mins


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