and we went there because Hj Nasir wanted to see the river
after he booked his flight ticket home for a short rest,
so off we go to this place where timber related activities are the main source of employment besides agriculture.
The bridge across Tatau river.
A crane offloading logs from a barge.
Tatau river flows besides the town.
The express boat jetty of Tatau for those living up and downstream the river.
Hj Nasir by the river while enjoying some salak fruits.
The only row of shop by the riverside.
Rumah Temuai of Tatau, where folks from longhouse
put on a night when they come to town.
A belian wood merchant by the roadside selling only this specialise hardwood
mainly used as beam for house and bridges.
The old Belian Jetty ,i wonder what was it use for then?
The main chinese temple of the town.
the town seems quiet.. cant see much people.. =)
ReplyDeletelearned about many places that I have never heard of before. thanks for sharing :)
ReplyDeleteKen,
ReplyDeleteIt's a very quiet town,you can see a crowd only on sunday.
papabear,
i am in search of things that we don't have in peninsular,just visited a sea arch shaped like an elephant(will post later) and heard of the tidal bore of Sri Aman(hope to visit next June).
never heard of this place before. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteIt's a bit backward,in the middle of nowhere!
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