Malaysian Scenery

I travelled to Malaysia earlier this year (actually late last year) and took some photographs that I am really proud of.  We trekked along in the jungle, visited beaches and caves.... well writing a whole journal of my travels would bore everyone to death! So I thought I would share some pictures here with those who follow my occasional posts.... here you go!

Great Golden Statue - Batu Caves

Beautiful Beach - Desaru

The Waves Coming In - Desaru

Rocks Hit the Waves - Desaru

Beautiful Langkawi

Beautiful Beach - Langkawi

More Langkawi


Deserted Beach along the Islands


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