repacked the bag and on the way for the airport again.
Original intention was to spend some quality time in Singapore, take the so called "Jungle Line Train" for Kuala Lumpur, explore the city and fly back to Singapore.
But something more interesting, at least aviation wise comes into my view. No train, no, a very special plane type is on schedule with the route around the first three legs looking like this:
No time to lose now, a personal shuttle for the airport and I´am again not alone on this trip!.
Thursday, 30.08.2011
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Service BA 921 operated by British Airways
Scheduled: 19.10 // 19.55
OLCI worked well, seats confirmed and sure ok to catch the boarding papers during the baggage job.
The only flight with two gates, 343 + 344 on the screen. Something big today?
Not that long to wait at security, a shorty visit to BA´s lounge. No changes, no pictures and heading for the gate.
At least the flag is what we are looking for
Legs 1/2/5/6 around this trip are booked on one confirmation. The fare per leg, per pax this way 180.00 Euro´s, secured by Lastminute.de.
Seats are selected well in advance online, with thanx to my One World Sapphire status, a good variety on offer.
Ah, this is G-EUYM, nothing bigger than expected and scheduled, an A320
Leg no. 90 on the most flown plane type here till now.
New to the log
Active with BA since 05.08.2011 only.
47 planes on type are in the actual fleet.
Boarding now
7.15 pm, close to ontime, 1 hour, 15 minutes for England.
"Speedbird" on the way from runway "Two-Five".
16 degrees and rain, no, nothing to miss here.
Cockpit crew is from the UK.
The captain with a relaxed and detailed welcome in typical english style after boarding is completed.
Flightlevel is 38000 feet above LGG and BRU.
The FO is pilot flying, he´s also on the mike with short informations during approach later on.
The well loaded cabin fitted with the dark blue leather seats is clean so far
Checked in for 27A/C, the last row what worked well with the middle seat open in the end.
Lot´s of biz people here with a 90% load. The legroom is not that impressive at all
Cabin crew is two female FA´s, one senior and nice, one middle aged and also nice.
There is also one really senior nice male FA together with an middle aged, bored to say the least, other male FA at work, or especially the bored one, not!.
Safety on board
Yes, that's the way to go
Wing cruising in the dawn
Service twice times, sure ok this way
Touchdown at the 3658 meters "Two-Seven-Left". 7.50 pm local, that´s 8.50 pm in Germany. Short ahead to schedule, 15 degrees and partly cloudy here.
Down for the catacombs of LHR T5 and some endless time on the intra terminal shuttle bus. Don´t get me wrong, relaxed all the way and emerging in T3, where the next flight is scheduled to depart on maybe some larger equipment!.
Service QF 10 operated by Qantas Airways Limited
Scheduled: 22.30 // 18.40
There is an extra security screening at the entrance for T3. And also here, the status works well, no time to wait.
Checking the boarding pass and seat numbers 80 H/K, that feels like a much bigger bird now.
But wait lounge duties first.
These F looks like nice today
Simply soup. Well, I tell you, it´s not that simple to cook a perfect soup!
Cereals different style
Snacks
And liquids
Hey, it will be nice to see a gate now!
Ah, that works, heading for no. 7.
Let´s go and feel the "Spirit of Australia"
This is VH-OQJ "Bert Hinkler", new to the log and leg no. 4 on these big birds.
With QF in the air since 09.04.2011. 12 examples are in the actual fleet.
Here is an incident with the plane: http://avherald.com/h?article=44806ace
These wing looks like massive
And also the front section
Close up
Cockpit crew is from Australia.
The captain with a very nice welcome during boarding.
An incident on the taxiway is good for a small delay, but nothing really serious expected.
One missing pax and baggage offloading, but also just a couple of minutes more to wait.
10.40 pm, not that long behind schedule and 12 hours, 30 minutes to go for "Qantas" heading in southeastern direction.
Departure from the 3901 meters"Two-Seven-Right".
14 degrees and partly cloudy.
Well, legroom is acceptable here to say the least
No, that doesn´t disturb me
And it feels good, especially when we see that the load is very close to 100% and the check-in for the aisle and window seat worked again well with the middle seat open.
This is the three seater directly behind the two seater exit row with no seat in front and a full window, what is not the case in the exit row.
Vacationeers and VFR traffic, at least in eco, on the way.
Safety card QF style
The FO is also on the mike with a welcome and nice informations inflight. Once again later short during approach.
The menu card
And the offers
Something to drink
Sometimes, who knows!
Nice to see something like this here
My personal video screen
Movies
Premiere
FA´s working our area are two women. One elder, one younger, both nice with a really relaxed Aussie style:
"Guys, what about the menu?". Love it!.
Dinner is served soon after departure
Inside
Well, that´s much more my style
A couple of hours only to sleep, well with me, for a view like this
Clouds, send them away, please!
The modern style looking seaters
My screen stops with the flight path, no chance to view anything else. What a mystery!
Routing is Brussels-Cologne-Frankfurt-Prague-Crakow-Lvov-Kiew-Rostov-Kabul-Lahore-Delhi, further on shaky above the Bay of Bengal-Phuket-Langkawi-Penang-Kuala Lumpur with the flightlevel maximum at 39000 feet.
Hey, not that far to go
And also till something more to eat
The bar is available along the whole flight
Well done by QF
Cabin view
Some mysterious steps
The aisle
Now that looks like much better from my point of view
Islands close to Singapore
Traffic
Touchdown at the 4000 meters "Two-Zero-Right" in the afternoon, 6.40 pm, perfectly ontime, 28 degrees and cloudy here.
At the gate with another Kangaroo close by
My comfy seat, red fabric, clean so far
The 744 for me, please
Welcome to Singapore, the second time for me this year.
Why Singapore again?.
Well, we decided with my son as an Asia rookie, it´s the right place to start this trip.
Sure it´s Asia, but perfectly organized Asia!.
Even the immigration officer talked to us and confirmed the first hotel as a nice one.
The MRT does the job and delivered us quickly to Outram Park station from where it´s not far to the first accomodation, Wangz hotel.
And believe it or not, perfectly organized Singapore, we´re done the right direction from the station and the hotel is where it should be!.
Pictured the day after, sure a recommendable place to stay
Room first view
Two separate beds as ordered
The bathroom
Time for a nightly city view like this
Pan Pacific
Close to Marina Sands
And Marina Sands itself
Skyline
A good sleep here and ready for breakfast soon
The offers
Some greenery around
Heading for the airport now again by MRT.
There is something really interesting calling!.
Service J8 307 operated by Berjaya Air
Scheduled: 13.55 // 14.45
And this flight should depart from the nowadays closed budget terminal. No lounge here by the way
Also no OLCI here with Berjaya, but also close to no time to wait at the check-in desk.
Catching the "Pas Masuk" called paper here.
To my surprise, there is also fixed seating on this service, 5A for me.
Booking is done via the Berjaya website, the fare 80.00 Euro´s per pax this way.
J8 for Tioman sounds exotic, at least for me
Well, heading for gate 2 now
With a couple of Tiger´s on the apron
And Garuda for Indonesia
Tiger, Firefly or what about these much to white machine on four engines?
Now that looks like interesting
It feels like 30 years ago
This is 9M-TAK.
No, absolutely no way, that a flight on the Dash7 is one of the major reasons to do exactly this step!.
The very first experience here with the Dash7
Built in 1988. In service with London City Airways, British Midland, Wideroe and finally Berjaya.
Three machines are in the fleet actually
1.50 pm, short ahead to schedule, 40 minutes only for "Berjaya" and my first visit to Malaysia. 32 degrees and partly cloudy to leave Singapore.
Cabin view with this passenger opposite my seat
The cabin ceiling
Well, this engine looks like somewhat oily
Oldfashioned blue fabric seaters, really well used
And vents
Engine close up
Cabin crew is two female FA´s. Both middle aged and nice Asian style.
Just departed from the 4000 meters "Two-Zero-Center"
The load is 70%, vacationeers only here.
Leaving SIN
Out to the sea
Along the airport
Ok, Kad Keselamatan
Legroom is good here
Cockpit crew is from Malaysia, the captain with a nice short welcome and info inflight.
No route details, flightlevel is 10000 feet only.
Seats and the cabin ceiling
An engine inflight
Some blue around
Service also on this short hop
And also something to read
Clouds ahead
The captain decided to circle around, no stress for the old lady
Better this way
Islands down there
Strange upfront rearward seating
The vents en detail
Small islands
More and more
Going bigger
And bigger
Traffic
This looks like a real island
Something to approach for
Green trees and white sand, nice so far
And some boats around
Well, we´re not that high now
Beach houses
Village or hotel?
Anyway, trees and mountains
Really close by
Don´t get me wrong, but you´re sure, there is still a runway ahead?
So it looks like
Fully 992 meters to touchdown on runway "Zero-Two"
2.40 pm, well ontime, 32 degrees and also partly cloudy here.
Mountains this way
Some houses around
The apron
Taxi
For the airy terminal
With a couple of new pax waiting for the outbound service
Engines stopped
And disembarking
Under the wing, you know
Well, this is the other runway end with also not that much space for a go around
Welcome to the jungle
Trees all around
And the plane fit´s
Palms also
Immigration is like the whole airport looks like.
Two smiling female officers sitting in a small wodden cabin, stamping the passports and welcoming us for Malaysia.
I recommend to have some cash ready here.
There is an 5 Ringgit´s entrance fee for all pax to pay in cash only.
On the way for the hotel now. The Berjaya Tioman Island resort.
With not that much variety on offer also a nice place to stay on the island.
The hotel van meets all arrivals, ok, that´s not that difficult here!.
Public transport Tioman style
Room first view
No open doors please. The apes doing bad jokes this way
During the first night we had a couple of them on the roof of the vila doing some fighting.
You don´t want to believe how loud it was!.
The bathroom
View from the balcony
Down by the beach
Looks like exotic
The water was pleasantly warm here
In the evening
Some ships around
Need more privacy?
The open restaurant
The sun is going down
But it´s back the next morning
Ready for breakfast
Some more adventures needed?.
We met a young couple from Singapore during breakfast and they booked a guided jungle trek.
Sure ok for the guide and the couple to join and soon on the way for something new.
Exotic trees
Cotton
Palms
On the hike
Rubber
A not so small ant
Palm oil
Lianas
Healthy penicillin mushrooms
Worms
Well, a thousand of worms
The rainforest shelter
This lizard is taking a break
Sleepy after a long night
The guide with the lizard
The girl and my son
Sure a nice one
The jungle expert
The ant´s home
Inside
The place to sleep today at least for lizards!
Sure another large one
This tree looks like huge
Up till the waterfall
Well this goanna is also not a tame one
Down for the hotel again
Take care with the coconuts
A smaller goanna example
And a not so small one
Dinner
Hey, that´s my area here
Well, they are also around the houses
Exotic boats
Beachside
Looks like nice, isn´t it?
Dinner for the last time at Tioman
One more night and leaving tomorrow, but that´s another story. Coming up soon here, I promise, at least if nothing goes wrong!.
Sure, conclusions:
1.)British Airways STR-LHR: Mostly relaxed staff is good for an ok flight.
2.)Qantas LHR-SIN: The perfect seat in the house for a comfy flight experience
3.)Berjaya Air SIN-TOD: Special aircraft, superspecial approach and yes, really worth it!.
Sampai jumpa lagi,
comments welcome, FLIEGER67 or
"Markus Klaus Felger" by Facebook.
PlaneHunter From Germany, joined Mar 2006, 6183 posts, RR: 79 Reply 3, posted (5 months 2 weeks 4 days 14 hours ago) and read 6778 times:
Servus Markus,
nice to see the first part part of that series! Good to read about your impressions of QF. You chose a nice destination and an exotic airline/aircraft combo. I must admit I have never checked the Berjaya Dash 7 flights, I'm simply not attracted by that type and certain others.
SRQKEF From Iceland, joined Jun 2011, 691 posts, RR: 1 Reply 4, posted (5 months 2 weeks 4 days 10 hours ago) and read 6458 times:
Hi Markus,
Great report! Looks like QF are pretty nice, perhaps when I go to Oz one day I should try an EK/QF combo via DXB, the new transit hub for SYD...
Berjaya Air and TOD looks like a real adventure! Unfortunately I didn't catch the DHC7 when it was still going strong in Greenland. Just 300 miles away! Oh well...
Looking forward to the next part! Is that the same route just in reverse?
FLIEGER67 From Georgia, joined Sep 2003, 4387 posts, RR: 57 Reply 5, posted (5 months 2 weeks 4 days 9 hours ago) and read 6315 times:
Hey, comments, nice.
@PH:
Quoting PlaneHunter (Reply 3):
nice to see the first part part of that series! Good to read about your impressions of QF. You chose a nice destination and an exotic airline/aircraft combo. I must admit I have never checked the Berjaya Dash 7 flights, I'm simply not attracted by that type and certain others.
Quoting PlaneHunter (Reply 3): I cannot believe that they didn't change the same dinner options within four months - exactly the same stuff as on my flight.
Imagine my impression when I´ve followed you´re story.
Quoting PlaneHunter (Reply 3):
Ah, VH-OJA, the oldest 744 in the fleet which flew me from BNE to SYD some years ago.
Quoting SRQKEF (Reply 4):
Great report! Looks like QF are pretty nice, perhaps when I go to Oz one day I should try an EK/QF combo via DXB, the new transit hub for SYD...
Thank you and I´am confirmed on the very first day of QF´s DXB hub operations.
Quoting SRQKEF (Reply 4):
Berjaya Air and TOD looks like a real adventure! Unfortunately I didn't catch the DHC7 when it was still going strong in Greenland. Just 300 miles away! Oh well...
Ah, definitely.
Quoting SRQKEF (Reply 4):
Looking forward to the next part! Is that the same route just in reverse?
817Dreamliiner From Montserrat, joined Jul 2008, 1402 posts, RR: 1 Reply 6, posted (5 months 2 weeks 4 days 7 hours ago) and read 6077 times:
Great Report!
Really loved the Dash 7 flight especially, reminded me of flying back home to MNI , Really nice pics of TOD, looks like a really nice place to visit! Thanks for sharing your report
Blast Reality, Burst it into shreds! Banishment, This World!
adamspotter From Netherlands, joined Feb 2011, 774 posts, RR: 2 Reply 7, posted (5 months 2 weeks 4 days 6 hours ago) and read 6006 times:
Hi Markus,
Good first part of your trip to Asia with many great pictures as usual!
Looks like you had another pair of pretty nice flights and it sure is special to catch the dash 7, well done!
You sure made lots of great destination pictures, really enjoyed them
Really loved the Dash 7 flight especially, reminded me of flying back home to MNI , Really nice pics of TOD, looks like a really nice place to visit! Thanks for sharing your report
Good first part of your trip to Asia with many great pictures as usual!
Looks like you had another pair of pretty nice flights and it sure is special to catch the dash 7, well done!
You sure made lots of great destination pictures, really enjoyed them
MSS658 From Belgium, joined Oct 2010, 2202 posts, RR: 14 Reply 9, posted (5 months 2 weeks 3 days 15 hours ago) and read 5525 times:
Hello Markus
Nice to follow your Asia series! Looks like QF 10 is popular on the A.net forums nowadays.
Great to see TOD, looks like a very special destination! A great idea for me.
Glad you enjoyed the flight on the Dash 7
sultanils From Belgium, joined Mar 2010, 1173 posts, RR: 29 Reply 10, posted (5 months 2 weeks 3 days 14 hours ago) and read 5454 times:
Hello Markus,
I was eagerly waiting for this Tioman report of yours to appear. And I'm not disappointed. It brings back good memories from my stay there some years ago, although I didn't came in by plane but by motorboat.
Also nice to see you on that long longhaul QF A380, the Aussie way definitely seems a relaxed and enjoyable way!
I was once on an IB 747-300 from MEX to MAD and made the unfortunate mistake to ask for an exit window seat. Worst legroom ever with that door in the way.
gabrielchew From United Kingdom, joined Aug 2005, 2512 posts, RR: 14 Reply 11, posted (5 months 2 weeks 3 days 13 hours ago) and read 5380 times:
Very nice report Markus...brought back some very nice memories of a family holiday to Tioman in 2001. We flew Berjaya as well, but return from SZB. We stayed at the same hotel as you...so nice next to the beach!
Quoting FLIEGER67 (Thread starter): Lot´s of biz people here with a 90% load. The legroom is not that impressive at all
You should always go for a seat nearer the front, as you get better legroom
The777Man From United States of America, joined Jul 1999, 6079 posts, RR: 56 Reply 12, posted (5 months 2 weeks 2 days 5 hours ago) and read 4819 times:
Hi Markus !
Thanks for a great report with great pictures !
Very nice to see you go farther away and Tioman island looks fantastic! Even better to get there on a very rare type like the Dash 7 !
Flight on QF looks okay; at least the legroom was great.
Looking forward to your next report !
The777Man
Need a Boeing 777 Firing Order....Further to fly....GA, T5, CI and LX 777s
FLIEGER67 From Georgia, joined Sep 2003, 4387 posts, RR: 57 Reply 14, posted (5 months 2 weeks 2 days 1 hour ago) and read 4688 times:
Hey and good to follow all that comments.
@M.:
Quoting MSS658 (Reply 9):
Nice to follow your Asia series! Looks like QF 10 is popular on the A.net forums nowadays.
Great to see TOD, looks like a very special destination! A great idea for me.
Glad you enjoyed the flight on the Dash 7
Thank you and sure worth it to try the Dash7 and Tioman.
@N.:
Quoting sultanils (Reply 10): I was eagerly waiting for this Tioman report of yours to appear. And I'm not disappointed. It brings back good memories from my stay there some years ago, although I didn't came in by plane but by motorboat.
Also nice to see you on that long longhaul QF A380, the Aussie way definitely seems a relaxed and enjoyable way!
Thank you and perfectly good to know about you´re trip to Tioman.
Quoting sultanils (Reply 10):
So 4 legs x 2 pax x 2 directions = kinda pricey no?
Well, so it was.
Quoting sultanils (Reply 10):
I thought BA would do better than this. And it seems your A320 was a rather recent built machine.
Count me in here, not impressed.
Quoting sultanils (Reply 10):
I was once on an IB 747-300 from MEX to MAD and made the unfortunate mistake to ask for an exit window seat. Worst legroom ever with that door in the way.
Quoting sultanils (Reply 10):
Nice modern seat design. Was that upper or low deck you were seated?
Lower deck this time.
Quoting sultanils (Reply 10):
What a nice addition to the log. Such a small plane and 4 props, just great!
Oh, yes, definitely.
Quoting sultanils (Reply 10):
They are all different 'hotel's or 'guesthouses', organised in a kind of village, yes. We stayed in the far left one, right at the beach.
Thanx for the further info.
@G.:
Quoting gabrielchew (Reply 11): Very nice report Markus...brought back some very nice memories of a family holiday to Tioman in 2001. We flew Berjaya as well, but return from SZB. We stayed at the same hotel as you...so nice next to the beach!
Thank you and good to know.
Quoting gabrielchew (Reply 11):
You should always go for a seat nearer the front, as you get better legroom
Quoting The777Man (Reply 12):
Thanks for a great report with great pictures !
Very nice to see you go farther away and Tioman island looks fantastic! Even better to get there on a very rare type like the Dash 7 !
Thank you.
Quoting The777Man (Reply 12):
Flight on QF looks okay; at least the legroom was great.
Sure great here with QF.
@R.:
Quoting roberts87 (Reply 13): Nice report as usual. Qantas seems decent on this leg, a safe choice as always.
Great catch on that Dash-7, and what an amazing approach into TOD!
infodesk From Switzerland, joined May 2006, 1237 posts, RR: 34 Reply 15, posted (5 months 2 weeks 1 day 15 hours ago) and read 4518 times:
Hi Markus,
So, I finally get chance to read about your exotic jaunt to Malaysia. What a super trip you planned there, I’m sure J loved it too. The Dash 7 looks really special, always good to these birds as long as it’s possible. The beaches at Tioman are divine, just the right tonic for a grey December day.
QF seem to offer a solid product in Y, the meals look tasty (well, once you remove the meat!) and that fancy bar is a great idea. Good to see them also providing a menu card.
Quoting FLIEGER67 (Thread starter): The only flight with two gates, 343 + 344 on the screen. Something big today?
An A380 on that short hop? That would have been a bonus
jwhite9185 From United Kingdom, joined May 2007, 715 posts, RR: 0 Reply 17, posted (5 months 2 weeks 1 day 4 hours ago) and read 4267 times:
Hey there Markus,
Good to see another report from a QF A380. Interesting that the catering looks pretty much identical to PH's trip - so at least they're consistent! And what a contrast to that Dash7.
Good to get a little preview of the BA lounge in T3 - I'll be paying a visit myself in a couple of days.
Great that your son can come along with you also - I got to go on some pretty good trips with my parents when I was younger, but nothing like that!
FLIEGER67 From Georgia, joined Sep 2003, 4387 posts, RR: 57 Reply 18, posted (5 months 2 weeks 1 day 4 hours ago) and read 4239 times:
Hey and good to see more comments.
@H.:
Quoting infodesk (Reply 15):
So, I finally get chance to read about your exotic jaunt to Malaysia. What a super trip you planned there, I’m sure J loved it too. The Dash 7 looks really special, always good to these birds as long as it’s possible. The beaches at Tioman are divine, just the right tonic for a grey December day.
Thank you and for sure, no complaints from J.!.
Quoting infodesk (Reply 15):
QF seem to offer a solid product in Y, the meals look tasty (well, once you remove the meat!) and that fancy bar is a great idea. Good to see them also providing a menu card.
Meat removed and everything was ok!.
Quoting infodesk (Reply 15):
An A380 on that short hop? That would have been a bonus
Oh, yes, definitely.
Quoting infodesk (Reply 15):
I hope you took some of those Kettle crisps with you!
Done not only twice!.
Quoting infodesk (Reply 15):
Now that excellent legroom looks familiar, but you got a proper window, even better.
Quoting infodesk (Reply 15):
I’d call that the stairway to heaven.
The perfect words here.
Quoting infodesk (Reply 15):
It seems 2012 was the year for Asia rookies….and Singapore the place to go
Not that you know anyone else?.
Quoting infodesk (Reply 15):
Don’t like the way they have budget terminal written in huge letters. It’s so cheap and nasty!
It´s cheap and nasty, yes!.
Quoting infodesk (Reply 15):
I’m glad the pilot found it. What a super approach.
Exactly my impression.
Quoting infodesk (Reply 15): Warm sea water lapping around my ankles….sand between my toes….I’ve forgotten what that feels like.
Count me in, oh, yes!.
Quoting infodesk (Reply 15):
I only have one minor complaint about your report: can you please leave out the worm/ant/insect/reptile pictures next time?
I promise, no more lizards left for the next story!.
@Phil:
Quoting OA260 (Reply 16):
Loved all the photos and also the snack station on QF a very nice idea by QF .
FLIEGER67 From Georgia, joined Sep 2003, 4387 posts, RR: 57 Reply 19, posted (5 months 2 weeks 1 day 4 hours ago) and read 4236 times:
Hey, J.,
Quoting jwhite9185 (Reply 17):
Good to see another report from a QF A380. Interesting that the catering looks pretty much identical to PH's trip - so at least they're consistent! And what a contrast to that Dash7.
Thanx for the feedback. I was also really surprised when I saw PH´s pictures, exactly the same.
Quoting jwhite9185 (Reply 17):
Good to get a little preview of the BA lounge in T3 - I'll be paying a visit myself in a couple of days.
Sure a good place to stay for a couple of hours.
Quoting jwhite9185 (Reply 17): Great that your son can come along with you also - I got to go on some pretty good trips with my parents when I was younger, but nothing like that!
akhmad From Netherlands, joined Sep 2005, 2329 posts, RR: 53 Reply 20, posted (5 months 1 week 5 days 16 hours ago) and read 3810 times:
Selamat pagi Markus,
TOD? I was wondering in the first instance, what do you mean by that? I never thought that TOD would stand for Tioman, an idyllic tropical island in Malaysia!
Definitely worth going there with the current temperature in Western Europe
Quoting FLIEGER67 (Thread starter): Legs 1/2/5/6 around this trip are booked on one confirmation. The fare per leg, per pax this way 180.00 Euro´s, secured by Lastminute.de.
Bargain! Maybe I should consult Lastminute.de for my next intercontinental trips.
Terima kasih. I especially like the scenery photo of the Tioman island. Ever since I lived in Indonesia, I was wondering how it would look like. Now I know, thanks to you.
TOD? I was wondering in the first instance, what do you mean by that? I never thought that TOD would stand for Tioman, an idyllic tropical island in Malaysia!
Definitely worth going there with the current temperature in Western Europe
Thank you and sure also my opinion.
Quoting akhmad (Reply 20):
Bargain! Maybe I should consult Lastminute.de for my next intercontinental trips.
Quoting akhmad (Reply 20):
The goanna just stopped by to say hello.
Maybe.
Quoting akhmad (Reply 20): Terima kasih. I especially like the scenery photo of the Tioman island. Ever since I lived in Indonesia, I was wondering how it would look like. Now I know, thanks to you.
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