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my baby steps

its been exactly a year i have been climbing. a great personal achievement and i am proud

  1. gunung datuk
  2. gunung irau
  3. gunung pine tree (2x)
  4. twin peaks (2x)
  5. bunga buah
  6. yong yap
  7. bubu
  8. tok nenek
  9. kutu (3x)
  10. tabur (2x)
  11. nuang 
  12. kinabalu
  13. korbu
  14. gayong
  15. junction
  16. yong belar (2x) - my personal fave!
  17. charlie 
  18. three boundries
can i call myself an outdoor freak yet? haha not until i get my diving license!!
i will post on some pics from the climbs the last year in my coming posts

i hope i will also start climbing mountains from other countries !
craving for more adventure!

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