Sabah: The Land Below the Wind - Part 4

The last day in Sabah!

We took the opportunity to bring out rented Avanza out towards Kinabalu National Park. During the 2-hour drive up, the view of Gunung Kinabalu in the horizon was breathtaking!

The Filipino Market was very colorful, although I did note that I saw more Indonesians rather than Filipinos there!

Part 4:-

http://dominiquekeephotography.blogspot.com/2011/08/sabah-land-below-wind-part-4.html

For those you looking for a quick link to the other sets in the 'Sabah: The Land Below the Wind' Series, please click here:-

Part 1:-

http://dominiquekeephotography.blogspot.com/2011/08/sabah-land-below-wind-part-1.html

Part 2:-

http://dominiquekeephotography.blogspot.com/2011/08/sabah-land-below-wind-part-2.html

For those of you who like statistics:

Vital Stats for August: 7 post 162 pics

Vital Stats So Far: 101 posts 3,863 pics

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Sabah: The Land Below the Wind - Part 3

The remaining pictures of our frolicking on the lovely beach at Manukan Island, Sabah!

Above: Emily getting into 'model' mode.

Above: Emily getting into 'model' mode.

Above: Emily getting into 'model' mode.

Above: For those who don't know, this is a salsa pose. We can't event leave salsa when we are on holiday!

Above: A rescure kayak? Cool.

Above: It's just me. It's my holiday too so I'm should be entitled to a shot or two, right?

Above: A shot of the beach.

Above: It's me again. Somewhere, Usain Bolt may be vommitting blood and not knowing why.

Above: Aaron is comtemplating escape, Pappilion style.

Above: Crack kills!

Above: Customary group shot anyone?

Above: Now it's Chui Mei's turn to get model-esque.

Above: Chui Mei getting into 'model' mode.

Above: Our models get together for world peace.

Above: The photographer posing with one of the models. Thanks Aaron!

Above: A lovely shot of Emily and me. Thanks Aaron!

Above: Customary jumping shot?

Above: More jumping shots?

Above: OK guys, that's enough now.

Above: Herman, the Hermit Crab.

Above: Herman, the Hermit Crab.

Above: Herman, the Hermit Crab.

Above: The customary group shot.

Above: A view of the beach off the Pier.

Above: A strongly back-lit group picture.

Above: The sun sparkles on the water next to the Pier.

Above: Caution, no dancing. Clearly.

Above: Another shot of sparkles on the water..

Above: A shot of the Pier.

Above: A shot of the pier leading to Manukan Beach.

Above: A shot of the pier leading to Manukan Beach. In black and white now.

Above: A half sinking trawler. Not sure why.

To be continued!

For those you looking for a quick link to the other sets in the 'Sabah: The Land Below the Wind' Series, please click here:-

Part 1:-

http://dominiquekeephotography.blogspot.com/2011/08/sabah-land-below-wind-part-1.html

Part 2:-

http://dominiquekeephotography.blogspot.com/2011/08/sabah-land-below-wind-part-2.html

Part 4:-

http://dominiquekeephotography.blogspot.com/2011/08/sabah-land-below-wind-part-4.html

For those of you who like statistics:

Vital Stats for August: 6 post 129 pics

Vital Stats So Far: 100 posts 3,830 pics

Disclaimer: The views published in the above photoblog are the author's and the author's alone. If readers are not agreeable with the above views, well, you can bugger-off. All rights are reserved for the photos and the article itself. This article may be reproduced with permission of the author for private or public usage, or other forms of general mayhem. Any unauthorized usage of the images or articles contained therein is expressly prohibited and violators will be prosecuted with the full force of Malaysian law applicable. Thank you for reading this disclaimer.