The final part of Trees in Kuantan covers my pictures of landscapes involving trees. This is my favourite part and you'll see why through the following stunning pictures. I hope you have enjoyed my Trees In Kuantan series and have been inspired to admire trees. We need them - they don't need us. Let's leave these grand, living souls standing.
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| Sadly, the line of trees on the left have since been cut down, leaving my favourite road looking exposed and naked |
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| Trees bring so much colour and life to their surroundings |
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| Rope-swinging at Taman Gelora |
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| These trees were snapped at Panching Waterfall, Kuantan |
you should show this to MPK.. they don't see why we need the trees and kept chopping them down. :(
ReplyDeleteYes it's very sad to see such grand trees being chopped down. Let me see if I can share this with the Kuantan Town Council.
ReplyDeleteThanks for taking the time to comment, Anna, hope you'll enjoy more visits!
your posts are making me homesick actually. Can't wait for summer break to be back home, eventhough it's a few months away.. ^.^
ReplyDeletehaha! Where are you currently living, Anna?
ReplyDeleteKubang Buaya.. ;)
ReplyDeletenow I'm in Moscow, Russia. studying. But I've been living in Kuantan since I was 3 years old. My family are still there. I go home every summer break. :)
ReplyDeleteI had a friend who was studying nearby in Ukraine for some years. I'm glad that my blog can bring some good memories of your lovely hometown! But don't get too homesick :)
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