I like the shape of these trees because they seemed like dancing in the wind.

The power cable is distracting, I can crop it, but I don’t want to miss out some parts of the cloud.

Some other trees with the sun ray.

This is a big tree on a piece of open land, I can see mountains, a communication tower and again trees far away in the background, can you?

Coconut trees in this area gave me a kampung (which means village) feel.

If I am not mistaken, these are palm trees.

Again, each of them are unique.

Coming up next, I will show you the mysterious clouds which created the beautiful sun ray.

What attracted me to take such a lot of photos of the view from the ETA train window was because of this ray of the sun coming out from the cloud in a downward fan-shaped.

The train was moving at top speed, and it passed through endless of power poles.

Huge power poles are my favorites.

The pole block the sun from my camera, and there was a bird flying over.

At this moment, the sun was almost fully covered, I found that reduce 2 stops on exposure gave me more detailed on the semi transparent cloud.

These might not be the most beautiful photos, but each of them are unique.

Next, I am going to show you the tree photos taken when we were on the ETS train.

There are 7 mountains in this area.

Let me analyze what direction I am facing.

We were on a train from north (Ipoh) to south (KL), and we were sitting on the left windows of the train.

A geography question, can you guess what is the direction from us to this mountain?

The answer is East.  (However, it might not exactly be on the East, if the train was not exactly on the North-South direction)

We don’t have a chance to see sun rises from these multi layer of mountain, but I believe the sunset must be beautiful.

We took a non-stop ETS train package on our way from Ipoh to KL just because we need to connect our flight.  The fare is more expensive, but it provides some refreshments.

I took photos along the way, because it repeated playing the same movie that I had watched on our last trip.

What I worried the most was if it breaks down, and we will miss our flight.

Look at the following photos, it stopped here for quite long, and it really worries my.  Luckily later I find out that it was giving way to other train.

For the next coming posts, I will show you all the pictures I took through the ETS train windows.

The boat was full of chattering sound.  Everyone, including us, were excited during the departure as well as on our way back.  Friends and family exchanging news and recent happenings around the world.

This is the jetty.  There were different boats.  You might have to be careful when getting on the boat on your way back because we noticed that the authorities (or no authorities) didn’t check our tickets at the jetty.  However, our tickets were briefly checked when we got back to the resort where we departed.

The staircase to…. heaven? Haha :D  If our thoughts are positive and at peace, everywhere is heaven, do you agree?

This part of the boat seems to be quite hot.  It could be the weather or the air-conditioner compressors.  On that day, I think it was both.

As the boat was moving, you could enjoy the warm sea breeze while looking at the sea view.  If you are lucky, you might even see some fish performing acrobatic actions in front of you! :)  We were fortunate enough to see a long-shaped fish jumping on the surface of the water.  It happened in a matter of seconds!

Ahem~~no entry!  Strictly for the captain only!

Time flies.  Happy time flies even faster.  It is time to go but we will be back again.

This is the final post for our Pangkor trip in August 2011.