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Destination: Ulu Yam.
Hero of the day: Superman *cough cough*
Well, we spotted a good location to set up camp and what better way to announce the discovery than to... er... pose in a distinguishable-unique mark-the-spot pose (!?).
The makings of our barbecue pit. Cute processed charcoal to replace the ancient charcoal blocks. Believe it or not, some people neva knew these existed!
Adventurers get hungry, too. Look at the poor lot of us, desperately waiting for the (still dead) fire to start so that we may start cooking. Actually thi wa just moments after setting up camp, so the fire hasn't been lit yet. So, no, we're not hopeless fire starters =Þ
Whilst the fire is prepared, the others were doing their own tasks. One major survival technique for the masses: nature provides natural refridgeration! Rivers are a good source of cold water for chilling things. Just don't forget to put a leash on the stuff you drop in it. Don't be like my poor comrade who had to chase after a runaway watermelon :P
Note: Scenario explained is purely fictitious. All elements of drama were added for entertainment purpose.
...and then, humans discovered fire. Haha, here are the first round of 'chefs' for the day.
Of course, not everyone is born equal. Some people just aren't meant to cook :P Looks aside, this particular one was just as tasty as the others. Word from the wise: Carrefour provides some nice marinated chicken! Couple that with a good, even fire; and you have a great bbq!
The problem with only having a few cooks is you tend to starve the rest. Eventually things started piling up and more hands came to the grill. Yum yum~And yes, capsicum on grill is tasty.
My mom's specialty: Sour cream potatoes~!! Couple that with grilled capsicums and you have our very own, camp-brewed recipe for a total delight. Lets just say this ended up the highlight of the day. For once, we regret not having enough capsicums, haha.
Of course, being adventurers, all that energy after eating needs to be spent. How else if not to venture into the depths of the... er... river. Yeah, it's disappointingly shallow but refreshingly clean and cool.
There's *always* bound to be some people wanting to pose for the occasion. Here you go with our take at 'The Malaysian Brothers', haha.
Darn, looks like Blogger's et to drive me nuts. I still got 4 more pics!! ince the last 4 aren't that interesting (except a shot of the Volcano from Swensen's), I shall officially give up on Blogger for the Ulu Yam updates. Hope these are sufficiently enjoyable for now :)
