Robert: Archive from the old forum

[David]

Robert
Joined: Jan 2007
Gender: Male
Location: Sarawak,Malaysian Borneo
Reply #8 on Today at 12:54pm

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Hi everyone.I am new here but i has been participating in other cp's forum for about less than 2 years. I search and came upon this site.

I worked in the construction and sales industry, which enable me to travel to many part of sarawak and to get to see many things in the wild. Photography is my passion. I am presently the vice president of the Sarawak photo-art Society.

I keep some but mostly lowland cps. It's great to have our own pitcher plant forum and thanks david for the welcome message

[David]

Reply: David
« Reply #1 on Jan 6, 2007, 1:15pm »


Are you "THE" Robert that posts breathtaking, jaw dropping pictures on pitcher-plants in the tropics forum? It is indeed a pleasure to have you with us.

Waiting eagerly to see more of your pictures.

[David]

Reply: Robert
« Reply #2 on Jan 6, 2007, 2:54pm »


Hello David, yes i'm the Robert in cpuk,terraforums,and pitcher plant forum.There is no other Robert . It rains for the past 5 days,very light drizzles and no flooding around Kuching though. It's still possible to do day trip outing despite the light drizzling. Heavy rain will approach around mid January.

[David]

Reply: David
« Reply #3 on Jan 7, 2007, 6:40pm »


Haa, haa... you are "the" Robort. Wow! You really travel alot huh? Into the jungle taking pictures.

I think you most probably have gone to all the sites where neps are growing in Borneo. Really interesting. Would love to follow you on one of your trips in the future.

Have you gone to the campanulata site or is it still a secret to everyone? Is there only one site where companulata grows in or recently have another site been found?

[David]

Reply: Robert
« Reply #4 on Jan 7, 2007, 8:03pm »


Hi David,
I have been to almost all the known area except some in Sabah.Campanulata are found in Mulu national park.Perhaps they are also found in the adjacent area,i am not very sure. Many place in Sarawak are not fully explored due mainly to the numerous rivers and mts. Most place are still very remote not connected by roads or air.

yes, perhaps one day we can arrange some easy to go places that need short walking distance but where unique neps are plenty.

Getting from KL now is not an expensive affair. Air Asia offers very economic fares

[David]

Reply: kltower
« Reply #5 on Jan 7, 2007, 11:18pm »


David,

This thread showed JCPS members visiting Mulu NP and N. campanulata site. I believe the trip was led by Ch'ien Lee.

http://jcps2.hp.infoseek.co.jp/deer.htm

Choong