This week I went up to Keningau (the 53km is from this point after Papar). Nice morning ...
... nice scenery of the Crocker Range with the cool temperature and the mist; but some cuttings seen disturbing the nature ...
... more "development" ...
... retaining wall showing the steep road crossing the Crocker Range ...
... earth taken for filling elsewhere, leaving unusual round structures.
At my friend's workshop (on Monday), I saw that his mechanics had "captured" a squirrel and kept the poor fella in a cage.
Although well-fed (I saw corn, bananas etc...), he had lost his freedom!
What's a squirrel without a bushy tail?
... as can be seen here ...
... I hope they will let you go free when they are fed-up with looking after you.
It can be taken at the JPJ office or at a center in Sedco Complex (between Asia City and Kampong Air).
I believe it was part of a driving school (1st floor) ...
... registration, photo session (for the Learner Licence), room with cubicles for taking the test, 50 questions in 50 minutes, and passing mark was 42 / 50.
"Don't pray, pray!" there were Rules (dress code etc ...).
Having an hour, I walked around the neighbourhood ... I saw "Virus Internet Services" ... I wondered if it was a popular service.
I saw that we had a professional chiropractic practitioner in KK.
I strolled all the way to the flyover ...
... passing the Police Quarters at the Karamunsing Police Station, where I saw someone "came through" the fencing ...
... it wasn't magic; zooming in, I saw an ingenious shortcut! But, didn't that defeat the purpose of the fencing? I presumed nobody with criminal intent will go "into" the police complex?
Obviously, it must have heard about the photographic opportunity and came bright and early ...
The depth-of-field was very narrow with the DMW LC55. Only the middle of the bug was in full focus ...
... hmm, it looked better from the side ...
... better than the backside ...
... it didn't appreciate being turned upside down, so I released it out the window. I kept calling it "it" and "the bug" because I didn't know what kind of bug it was.
