Its 130am in Kuantan. Papa is in Kuatan again, twice in 48 hours. Papa can't sleep coz his paperwork is not finished.....Cant think...tired...So lets post a photo or two.
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Papa was at Sg Lembing the other day, this is the view leaving the main mine site in Sg Lembing.
This is the view looking in towards the wagon track leading out of the mine shaft. Its DARK....and CREEPY. Papa has marked a ed arrow to show roughly the location of the exit/entrance to the railway. Which by the way is locked. (whether to keep people out or things in.....well, imagination runs riot in the wee small hours of the morning...)
Papa might go in one day soon just to look around. 300 plus kilometers of tunnels, down to 2100feet deep. Bottom 2000 feet flooded....
The state government tried to keep the water out after the mining company PCCL closed down. Pumped and punped for two years at the cost of 2million Ringgit a year. But the water rose and claimed everything for its own in the mine. Sort of an extreme "dark Water" scenario.
Papa was at Sg Lembing the other day, this is the view leaving the main mine site in Sg Lembing.
Papa might go in one day soon just to look around. 300 plus kilometers of tunnels, down to 2100feet deep. Bottom 2000 feet flooded....
The state government tried to keep the water out after the mining company PCCL closed down. Pumped and punped for two years at the cost of 2million Ringgit a year. But the water rose and claimed everything for its own in the mine. Sort of an extreme "dark Water" scenario.