FRIM Day

**Backdated long time ago ! 11 Aug' 08!**

The Monster Family decided to pay a visit to our Reserved Forest at FRIM, Kepong not very far from our home. We took an evening car ride and only reached in 10 minutes.

When we reached at the entrance, we need to pay RM5 which includes vehicle & the driver and subsequent passengers (adult) will have to pay RM1. (kids maybe for free)

If we are still kid-less, we will normally parked our car outside the entrance and only pays RM1 for each person. Since we have a kid, we are so darn lazy! Eh... somemore got long way to walk inside ler. At least another kilometer away!

After we parked our car, we start our journey on the way to the slope which will leads us to canopy walk. Adriel has been requesting to be 'pow pow' (carried) all the way up!

Can you imagine how Me & Hubby has been taking turns to carried him? Moreover is a slope which make it more difficult to be carried. Is like double burden while walking up the slope. We did try to make him to walk by himself (so we can have a little rest) but tis only lasted for a minute or two!

On our way up & down, I did taught him a word or two. Most obvious are the 'trees' and 'leaves'. When we reached to the pit stop before proceed to the jungle trekking, we took some rest and me being so paranoia with mozzies, start spraying mozzies repellent to his legs, arms and face.

And we did not continue to climb further as we really almost have empty up or energy. When we reached the down hill, it was such a relief...Phewww.

On our way up the slope
(at the time Daddy still have fully recharge energy)

At the pitt stop before proceed to 'real' trekking

Dunno why tis photo of him looked so sad.
Especially his droopy eyes

Overall, I was quite disappointed with FRIM. The Management did not do a great job in maintaining the whole place especially the waterfall & pond. The waterfall was so murky and I was really disappointed with the whole thing. I really feels the authority should do something about it if they really want to conserve our forest and educate our future kids.