The Real Action...haha..

A group of 37 people left Wisma IJM around 715am last sunday & reached Gua Tempurung around 10am. After a short briefing, we started groping in the dark around 1050am...hehe..Our completion time was 5hrs instead of our estimated time 3.50hrs. Anyway, in the whole event, some freak out, some gotten cuts & bruises, some enjoyed till the end of trip, some tired & all sorts of funny things happened...including myself & 15 others lost contact from our group. I guess pics speak more than words here....

so, share some photos with u all from my trip to Gua Tempurung...

The IJM Gang before entering the cave....all looks so clean....hehehe....wait till u see more....scroll down please.

Thinking this is hard? Is just the beginning... ;p

I dont have a picture for myself on this part of the route, so just take Chai's picture instead. In between this small hole laid a old tree trunk (all of us was wondering how does this trunk came here..coz this hole is far inside the cave) and muddy. We have to bend down & crawl in order to cross over.

From Left to Right : Chai, Christine, myself & Stephanie

Half time : I'm posting a victory sign after half way through the journey...everyone resting before continue walking. behind the scene - the girl in yellow (Susan), the girl in pink pants & blue shirt (Christine), the couple standing on my right (William & his wife..cute & caring couple)

Me : On a freaking dangerous yet exciting mud slide which consist of two parts : 1st Pic - Lesser gradiant slope, 2nd Pic - I'm done with the 2nd slope (wonder how steep?? 45degress...) Before we started sliding, the tour guide gave us briefing about how dangerous it is about this slope if we dont follow the steps correctly..one may end up with broken legs & arms, worst cases can cause one become paralyze.

Susan - Squeezing her way into a hole of estimated size 500mm x 900mm...the pic below is where the hole leads to...

Final pic : the stream runs through this hole, the height barely 500mm...so it doesnt give much space for one to breath freely when crawling through it. (Note: not to do this during rainy day, it can be dangerous.)