Waterfall clean-up and meeting the community!

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On the August Monthly Meet, we have a chance to meet Orang Asal (indigenous people) in person, talk to them, and understand their culture. The small Semai community stays in the laid back hills of Gombak.




The highlight of the visit to Orang Asal was the special musical performance By Encik Rahman, he holds a “Pensol” (flute), and blows out music via NOSE.



Besides enjoying the environment and the companion by Orang Asal, we also managed to help them clean the river in the community. It was sad to see rubbish scattered everywhere in and around the river. Can you imagine if your water source is spoiled by all the rubbish thrown by irresponsible intruders?



Here are some photos of the activities during the visit. I will let the photos do the talking.



Obstacles.





Unspoilt waterfall, beautiful, isn't it?





Happy rubbish collectors





Serious rubbish collectors

Happy rubbish collector 2





Chef of the day





"I'm hungry, when will it done?"





Yum yum yum delicious!





Celebrating Ange's birthday.



Youngest participant, 2 years old Amorina from New Zealand



Group photo



Here is a quick video by Chris who took some videos with his camera. Thanks Chris.

Link: KAMPUNG ORANG ASLI GOMBAK



Hope this visit has opened your eyes. We should be grateful with what we have right now.



Poh-E

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