Beside the Rajang River

Borneo (Sarawak) 2011

Iban Dancers

Iban Dancers

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Rumah Jandok (Iban) longhouse
Captive

Captive

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Rumah Jandok (Iban) longhouse
Sad-faced Monkey

Sad-faced Monkey

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Rumah Jandok (Iban) longhouse
Longhouse Backyard

Longhouse Backyard

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Rumah Jandok (Iban) longhouse
View from RV Orient Pandaw

View from RV Orient Pandaw

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Moored off Kapit, Sarawak
Homeward Bound from the Market

Homeward Bound from the Market

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Several jerry cans of fuel visible in the rear of the longboat
Rajang River Vehicle Ferry

Rajang River Vehicle Ferry

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Open-cast Coalmine

Open-cast Coalmine

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Baleh River, Sarawak
Coal-loading Wharf

Coal-loading Wharf

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Serving an opencast coalmine on the Baleh River. The water level was much lower than normal.
Loading Logs

Loading Logs

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Baleh River, Sarawak
Double Power

Double Power

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These tugs were towing a large raft of logs down the Baleh River.
Logs on the Baleh River

Logs on the Baleh River

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Shipwreck

Shipwreck

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One of several we passed on the Baleh River. This river can be treacherous with many whirlpools.
Floating General Store

Floating General Store

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Baleh River, Sarawak
The Baleh River at Mujong

The Baleh River at Mujong

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The Baleh is a tributary of the Rajang
'Pandaw Adventurer' at Mujong on the Baleh River

'Pandaw Adventurer' at Mujong on the Baleh River

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This boat was towed behind the RV Orient Pandaw to enable us to reach areas which were inaccessible to the cruise boat. Its 450 horse power engine gave it a speed of around 25 knots, thus saving time on many excursions,
Tranquillity

Tranquillity

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Mujong on the Baleh River
Excited Children at Mujong Primary Boarding School

Excited Children at Mujong Primary Boarding School

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Many of the children at this school come from remote villages, only accessible by boat. Hence, it is necessary for them to stay at school from Monday to Friday.
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