Gunung buruan KU ♥

Senarai alam gunung yang menjadi buruan aku...!

1. Gunung Kinabalu 13,455 Sabah
2. Gunung Trusmadi 8,669 Sabah
3. Gunung Tambuyukon 8,462 Sabah
4. Gunung Murud 7,946 Sarawak
5. Gunung Mulu 7,795 Sarawak

6. Gunung Tahan 7,182 Taman Negara Pahang ( setel 2011 )

7. Gunung Korbu 7,162 Ipoh Perak

8. Gunung Yong Belar 7,156 Perak

9. Gunung Gayong 7,129 Perak

10. Gunung Chamah 7,120 Sempadan Perak - Kelantan

11. Gunung Yong Yap 7,110 Perak

12. Gunung Ulu Sepat(Grik) 7,089 Perak

13. Gunung Batu Putih(Tapah) 6,990 Kuala Woh, Perak

14. Gunung Tama Abu 6,930 Sarawak

15. Gunung Irau 6,924 Pahang ( setel 2010 )

16. Gunung Benum 6,914 Jerantut Pahang

17. Gunung Apd Runan 6,900 Sarawak

18. Gunung Gerah 6,898 Perak/Kelantan

19. Gunung Berembun 6,817 Perak ( setel 2010 )

20. Gunung Berinchang 6,664 Pahang

21. Gunung Tangga 6,609 Pahang

22. Gunung Swettenham 6,434 Perak

23. Gunung Liang Timur 6,343 Behrang Ulu/Tg. Malim Perak

24. Gunung Siku 6,284 Cameron Highland Pahang

25. Gunung Noring 6,197 Perak

26. Gunung Bintang 6,110 Sempadan Perak - Kedah

27. Gunung Noring East 6,106 Kelantan

28. Gunung Beremban 6,041 Pahang

29. Gunung Basor 6,038 Kelantan

30. Gunung Semangkuk 5,984 Selangor

31. Gunung Ulu Kali 5,814 Ulu Yam Baru Selangor

32. Gunung Bujang 5,812 Pahang

33. Gunung Besar 5,737 Lasah/Sg. Siput Perak

34. Gunung Chabang 5,612 Simpang Pulai(Kinta) Perak

35. Gunung Jasar 5,565 Cameron Highland Pahang ( setel 2010 )

36. Gunung Rajah 5,526 Kuala Kubu Baharu Selangor

37. Gunung Bubu(Manong) 5,437 Perak

38. Gunung Bah Gading 5,318 Perak

39. Gunung Perdah 5,173 Cameron Highland Pahang ( setel 2010 )

40. Gunung Ulu Jerneh(Selama) 5,172 Perak

41. Gunung Rabong 5,047 Gua Musang Kelantan

42. Gunung Ulu Titi Basah(Grik) 5,030 Perak

43. Gunung Lebah 4,992 Perak

44. Gunung Tapis 4,960 Kuantan Pahang

45. Gunung Nuang 4,898 Pangsoon/Ulu Langat Selangor ( setel 2010 )

46. Gunung Bedong 4,818 Cameron Highland Pahang

47. Gunung Besar Hantu 4,794 Bkt. Lolo/Ulu Langat Selangor

48. Gunung Mandi Angin(Dungun) 4,790 Kg. K. S. Perlis Kelantan

49.Pine Hill Tree(Frasers Hill)4,777 Kuala Kubu Baru Selangor/Pahang ( setel 2010 )

50.Gunung Hijau(Bkt Maxwell) 4,751 Taiping Perak

51. Gunung Ulu Perus 4,700 Taman Negara Pahang

52. Gunung Bunga Buah 4,690 Genting Highland Pahang ( setel 2010 )
53. Gunung Stong 4,664 Kuala Krai Kelantan ( setel 2011 )

54. Gunung Chingkai 4,583 Kg. Jalong/Sg. Siput Perak

55. Gunung Diwangsa 4,578 Taman Negara Pahang

56. Gunung Ulu Bakar(Jerantut) 4,563 Taman Negara Pahang

57. Gunung Gagau 4,513 Tasik Kenyir

58. Gunung Ulu Bakau 4,421 Selangor

59. Gunung Inas(Grik) 4,400 Kg. Kenering Perak

60. Gunung Ulu Soh(K. Kangsar) 4,343 Tasek Chenderoh Perak

61. Gunung Padang 4,314 Terengganu

62. Gunung Berangkat 4,254 Perhentian Bertam Baharu Kelantan

63. Gunung Perdis 4,195 Taman Negara Pahang

64. Gunung Ledang(Segamat) 4,187 Asahan/Sagil/Tangkak Johor ( setel 2010 )

65. Gunung Panggang Paku 4,155 Cameron Highland Pahang

66. Bkt Lata Papalang 4,152 Kg. Tg. Pari(Baling) Kedah

67.Gunung Biong 3,997 Kg. Baharu Sauk,Batu Kurau Perak

68. Gunung Jerai(Gurun) 3,992 Kuala Muda Kedah

69. Gunung Gajah Terom 3,958 Terengganu

70. Gunung Bokbak 3,934 Perak

71. Gunung Telapa Buruk 3,913 Kg. Ulu Klawang N. Sembilan

72. Gunung Irong 3,908 Pahang

73. Gunung Kuak Rimau(Grik) 3,712 Pahang

74. Gunung Kubang Badak 3,650 Kg. Surau Baling Kedah

75. Gunung Gabis 3,627 Kg. Bkt Koman(Raub) Pahang

76. Gunung Penumpu 3,590 Taman Negara Pahang

77. Gunung Serudum 3,462 Pancing/Kuantan Pahang

78. Gunung Lerek(Maran) 3,441 Kg. K. Sentul Pahang

79. Gunung Besar 3,398 Johor

80. Gunung Belumut 3,313 Kg. Kahang/Kluang Johor

81. Gunung Bekok 3,126 Johor

82. Gunung Datok 2,900 Rembau N. Sembilan ( setel byk kali )

83. Gunung Raya 2,890 Pulau Langkawi Kedah

84. Gunung Perak 2,836 Kedah

85. Western Hill(Penang Hill) 2,723 Pulau Pinang

86. Gunung Angsi 2,702 Kuala Pilah N. Sembilan ( setel 2011 )

87. Gunung Tampin 2,507 Tampin N. Sembilan

88. Gunung Pulai(Pulai) 2,147 Johor

89. Gunung Senyum 1,594 Felda Bt. 25/Jengka Pahang

90. Gunung Panti 1,498 Kg. Lukut, Kota Tinggi/ Johor

ehhh...banyak lg niee x sondol... 

OHM RACE

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berkarat suda blog ku ini...

idea melimpah ruahh...tp malas

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Mount Roraima

Mount Roraima, Gunung Datar Terbesar di Dunia

Mount Roraima merupakan tempat luar biasa yang indah yang ada di negara Venezuela. Gunung batu ini berbentuk unik karena seperti datar seperti permukaan meja yang berada di awan. Tingginya 400 meter.

Satu satunya cara untuk mencapai puncak atap meja itu adalah dengan memanjat jalur tangga yang memang sudah disediakan pemerintah Venezuela. Cara lain yang tidak disarankan adalah yang biasa dilakukan para pemanjat tebing. Di sana hujan nyaris turun setiap hari, menghanyutkan tanaman tanaman menjalar yang berada di atas atap. Walhasil, atap gunung itu menjadi unik, karena bersih dari apapun datar seperti permukaan meja.

Gunung Roraima mulai terkenal pada tahun 1912 ketika Sir Arthur Conan Doyle-menulis novel fiksi yang berjudul The Lost World. dia melakuan pendakian ke gunung Roraima-untuk melakukan eksplorasi dalam riset pencarian spesies tanaman prasejarah dan dinosaurus yang diyakini hidup terisolasi dan tidak berubah selama jutaan tahun di puncak gunung.

Conan-Doyle diilhami oleh ahli botani Inggris Everard Im Thurn yang pada 18 Desember 1884 dengan Harry Perkins, mereka merupakan orang pertama yang mencapai puncak Gunung Roraima. Im Thurn dan Perkins bukan orang Eropa pertama yang melihat Gunung Roraima, orang pertama eropa yang melihatnya adalah seorang penjelajah Jerman Robert Schomburgk yang seorang ilmuwan yang penjelajah daerah Britains Royal Society pada 1838. 

menyampaikan ceramah dalam ekspedisi nya yang ketika itu dihadiri Conan-Doyle. yang kemudian mengilhaminya untuk melakukan penjelajahan ke gunung roraima

Im Thurn dan Perkins mendaki Gunung Roraima dari tenggara dengan apa yang sekarang disebut Im Thurn rute, satu-satunya cara termudah untuk mencapai puncak. dalam ekspedisiNya Im Thurn harus berjuang menempuh jarak ratusan kilometer juga melewati sungai dan hutan-hutan liar beserta binatang buas yang berbahaya.

Setelah Im Thurn dan Perkins, banyak ekspedisi ilmiah Inggris yang datang untuk mengumpulkan dan melakukan penelitian mengenai flora dan fauna aneh yang ada di gunung roraima dan menghasilkan banyak spesies baru yang ada di sana. dan gunung ini sudah ditetapkan dalam daftar situs warisan dunia. 

Low’s Gully Movie – The Abyss : To The Ends of The Earth

In 1994 a British Army expedition to Borneo’s infamous Low’s Gully went disastrously wrong. Three books and one movie was made based on the event. As I have shared with you the three books, this time, I would like to share with you the movie.

The movie is entitled “To The End of The Earth : The Abyss”, was produced in 1998 by a group of European actors.

Synopsis:

In 1994, a British Army expedition of 10 men set out to become the first to explore Low’s Gully in Borneo – a 1.6-kilometre-deep canyon, stretching for 10 kilometres off the side of Mount Kinabalu. Armed with 10 days’ rations and a video camera but without radio and flares, they descended into the abyss …

Setting Out

Low’s Gully was created over a million years ago when a massive glacier carved a huge canyon on the side of Mount Kinabalu in northern Borneo. Known as the ‘Place of the Dead’, local legend tells that it’s a resting place of their ancestors. Today, it remains one of the least explored gullies on the planet.

In 1994, Lieutenant Colonel Robert Neil and Major Ron Foster put together a team of 10 soldiers to explore the gully as part of a British Army expedition. The aim was to climb the mountain and abseil into the top of the gully, before trekking along it back to base – all in just six days.

The plan was to travel light, so they decided to forgo radios and flares and take just 10 days’ rations. Of the team, only one man, Lance Corporal Richard Mayfield, had any real climbing experience and two of the soldiers had never even abseiled before.

In February 1994, with just one day’s abseil training, the team began the 4100-metre ascent to the mountain’s summit. The path up was just 13 kilometres long but rose steeply. Regularly scaled by groups of tourists, Mount Kinabalu is not considered a tough climb. Yet it proved difficult for many of the soldiers who had spent only three days acclimatising to the heat, altitude and humidity.

On the morning of the third day, Operation Gully Heights reached the summit and the men saw for the first time the task ahead of them. Neil, recognising that the climb had taken its toll on some of the men, decided that Mayfield and the younger, fitter men should forge ahead and begin their descent down the gully, while the remaining five men rested before catching up. It was a decision that would divide the team for good.

Mayfield’s group began to abseil the 1.6 kilometres to the gully floor. Each of the five men carried a length of rope. The plan had been to leave the ropes in place as they descended to provide them with a means of ascent back out if they needed it.

But as Mayfield’s team pressed on, it became clear to him that with the two teams separated they would need to remove and reuse their ropes in order to reach the bottom of the gully. Reluctant to take this drastic step, and with no radio to contact his commanding officer in the first group, Mayfield climbed back up to inform Neil of their predicament. But with Neil’s team still too tired to begin their descent, he ordered Mayfield to continue to the gully floor, saying they would follow.

With just four days’ rations left, and with the team divided, Mayfield began to realise that Operation Gully Heights may have underestimated Low’s Gully. It was a point of no return. If they descended to the gully floor would they make it out again?

When Neil’s team finally began their descent they had only three days’ rations left. And with novice climbers, they made slow progress.

Meanwhile, at the bottom of the gully, the advance team were waiting for the others to catch up. But when they failed to show and with their rations running short they realised they were no longer on a training exercise. It had become a fight for human survival – they had to try and make it out of the forest alive.

As the first group began to negotiate their way out, they met with the gully’s unique weather system. Mists over the mountain gave way to torrential rains and with nowhere else to go, the water poured down into the gully. Soon, the stream that they had planned to follow out turned into rapids. Hemmed in by the forest, Mayfield’s team attempted to follow the fast-moving water, abseiling down waterfalls and traversing the sheer rock flanking the water.

Ahead of them, Mayfield’s team had become trapped between two waterfalls. Up to their waists in water, the drop ahead of them was too dangerous to attempt and they couldn’t climb back up the previous waterfall. So Mayfield, using his climbing skills, decided to tackle the 13-metre rock face that rises from the side of the gully.

But after he had safely helped his companions climb out of the gully, the five men found themselves face-to-face with an impenetrable forest thicket. In the days that followed, as they slowly struggled through the undergrowth, Mayfield and one other team member became separated from the other three in their group. Unable to find them, they were forced to continue on. With no rations, they attempted to live off the forest, but with dire consequences – Mayfield’s companion became violently ill. Unwilling to leave him behind, Mayfield goaded him into going on.

Eventually, after 17 days in the gully, the pair spotted what looked like a bridge. It turned out to be a road. Exhausted and starving, they stumbled out of the forest and back into the arms of civilisation.

On their return, they learned that the other three in their party had already made it back safely. But Neil’s team were still stranded. The Malaysian Army started to search for the missing soldiers with helicopters. A Royal Air Force rescue team was also dispatched.

After 10 days of searching, a Malaysian helicopter finally spotted the second group and lowered stretchers to rescue them. It was 31 days since they’d set out. By the end, they’d been surviving off energy sweets and cough drops. They had lost a fifth of their body weight, but they were alive.

All 10 men had survived the ordeal, but in their rush to be the first to explore the gully, they had overestimated their own abilities and underestimated the unique terrain and unpredictable weather of Low’s Gully.

My Chemical Romance - "Na Na Na"

Drugs! Gimme me drugs Gimme me drugs,
I don't need it but still what you got,
still take the cash and I'll keep it.
Eight legs to the wall, hit the gas at the mall
Every crawl, every crawl, every crawl, now hit that detonator.

Love, gimme me love, gimme me love,
I don't need it but I'll take what I want from your heart
and keep it in a bag in a box on the floor with an X,
gimme me more, gimme me more

Now sing it with me:
For my security, to every enemy,
we're on your property standing in a V-formation
let's do it properly, plastic surgery, we're not an apology
get us more, give us your detonation.

Let me tell you about the Snagman,
shut up and let me see your jazz hands,
or remember when you were a madman, thought you were Batman,
and hit the party with a gas can.
Let me see you run it more.

We're on your property,
We're a public enemy,
I think we better find more, burden your information.
Let's pull the lottery,
it's like plastic surgery
we won't giva an apology,
Give us more detonation!

Spoken:
And right here, right now,
All the way in Battery City,
the little children, raise your open filthy palms like tiny daggers up to heaven
And all the you guys, and the river rats,
as angels made from neon eating garbage are screaming out
"why don't you save us?"
and the sky opened up
Everybody wants to change the world, everybody wants to change the world.
But no one wants to die, wanna die?

Make no apology
this is way to fun to me
I'm not your authority
Crash and burn,
We're young and loaded,
Drop like a bulletshell,
just like a sleeper cell,
I'd rather go to hell than be in a purgatory,
cut my hair
gag and bore me.
pull this pin,
and let this world explode

Riadah Santai wit OHM - Gunung Angsi

January 8 2011

RS – Gunung Angsi
Gunung Angsi terletak di Negeri Sembilan merupakan antara gunung yang kerap didaki oleh geng-geng OHM. Kali ini, kami peserta seramai 23 orang telah berjaya menyudahkan misi menawan puncak gunung yang mempunyai ketinggian 825 meter ini. Nampaknya, trip kali ini dapat merapatkan lagi hubungan kami semua di samping dapat beriadah dan membersihkan trek yang penuh dengan sampah. Laporan aktiviti adalah seperti berikut:

8.00 am – Para peserta sudah mula berkumpul di Hutan Lipur Ulu Bendul. Kebanyakannya mengamalkan ‘car pooling’. Maklumlah, petrol dah naik harga. Ada yang pergi mengisi perut dahulu dan ada juga yang tapau saja makanan untuk dimakan di Jeram Kak Lang.

9.00 am – 20 orang peserta memulakan pendakian atau digelar riadah santai. Sebelum itu, sedikit penerangan diberikan oleh Garfu kepada para peserta. 3 orang lagi (bro rosman, uncle zainol n wife) menyusul kemudian kerana terlambat. Tidak mengapa, mereka hebat! 

10.15 am – Berhenti rehat di Jeram Kak Lang. Bagi mereka yang ada membawa bekalan sarapan yang dibeli di bawah, disinilah mereka menjalankan operasi mereka. Ada yang ingat kawan-kawan, mereka berkongsi makanan, tetapi ada juga yang tidak! Terpulanglah…

10.30 am – Peserta-peserta meneruskan pendakian yang semakin mencabar fizikal, stamina serta psikologi mereka. Ada beberapa sekumpulan pendaki lain yang turut berpeluh tubuh memerah keringat untuk sampai ke puncak. (ayat smart)

Bunga² Angsi

12.00 pm – Sampai di Bukit Botak yang tak berapa nak botak. Tanpa pedulikan penat yang dihadapi, para peserta meneruskan saja pendakian memandangkan puncak sudah tidak berapa jauh dari situ. Maklumlah, semua kuat-kuat belaka peserta kali ini. 

12.30 pm – Hooray! Beirut yang sudah tumbang menandakan para peserta sudah sampai di puncak. Ground sheet sudah pun dibentang, apa lagi, ada yang makan bekalan yang dibawa, ada yang bersembang sambil ketawa-ketawa, dan ada juga yang memilih untuk merebahkan diri dan tidur.
2.15 pm – Semua peserta bersiap sedia untuk turun dan melakukan “jungle clean up”. Sebelum itu, sesi bergambar tidak dilupakan. Maklumlah, semua batak kamera. 

4.45 pm – Pritt!!! Selesai sudah riadah santai kali ini. Para peserta sampai di bawah dengan selamat dan penat. Tidak lupa juga, jungle clean up dilakukan dengan jayanya. Tapi malangnya, tidak semua sampah dapat dikutip kerana sampah di kawasan berkelah tepi sungai sangatlah banyak dan kotor. Mungkin OHM akan merancang satu trip untuk membersihkan sampah-sampah tersebut dan mungkin jungle clean up ini akan mengambil masa yang lebih lama.

Begitulah laporan formal RS- Gunung Angsi. Selepas pendakian turun, kami bermandi manda terlebih dahulu di sungai. Selepas itu, memandangkan perut masing-masing sudah menyanyi-nyanyi lagu keroncong, kami membuat lawatan sambil makan di Restoran Mak Teh, Senawang. Sate tulang, otak-otak dan lain-lain jadi habuan kami semua. Maklumlah, perut masing-masing macam gajah. 

Setelah selesai makan, kami semua bersurai. Alhamdulillah, semua berjalan dengan lancar. Ada juga yang menyambung “percutian” mereka di Port Dickson.

Nyanyian bersama,

Amir n kuali (budak reject HACC)
#aku curi report dak² ni... huahuhauaha