"Look Mum - No Hands!"
Families that kayak together - have fun together!2 British families who are living and working in KL are on holidays in Kuching for the first time and took the holiday package from
CPH Travel Agency which includes our rainforest kayaking trip. They have teenage kids and like all teenagers they get bored easily and were reluctantly 'joining in the fun' with their parents who wanted to drag them away from televisions and computers.
See, even the parents can have fun!But as soon as we got going, guess who were having the most fun along the way - so much so that they were dragging their feet when it was time to get out of the waters.
Climbing a hanging vine though more tiring, is a lot more fun than climbing stairs. The Kelly and Slater families were most appreciative of the fun and adventures that they had and though not necessary; insisted and tipped us generously. We enjoyed it as much seeing other people sharing and having the same fun and sense of wonderment that we do.
Somethings are really larger in life than seen on television ...
Some folks prefer to stand on their kayak instead of sitting on them (don't they realise that's why we call them 'sit-on-top') and choose to punt with their paddles instead of using them as, well paddles?
Whichever way, the two families from the UK had a great Gawai paddle today down at Borneo Highlands together with traveller Mark from New Zealand who enjoyed the tuak (rice wine) even more!
What a better way to end a kayaking trip than to pay my friends Liza & Lars at Kg Semadang a Selamat Gawai Dayak visit. Our kayaking guests from the UK and NZ enjoyed it too!
