Messy mountains


  • Travel
  • Saturday, 23 Dec 2006

I t was 2001 when my friend and I were on a hike up Gunung Ledang in Johor. After hours of footslogging, we reached the peak, only to find (to our disgust) stacks of trash. I felt sick to the stomach.  

In my years of living abroad, I had never seen a trash heap on an outdoor trail or at a campsite. Talk about reverse culture shock.  

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