We passed by the airport on the way back from the salt spring. The apple farm was located just beside the airport.
This was perhaps the only airport in the country where one could walk freely on the tarmac.
Getting over the airport fence.
APPLES! The fruits won't be ripe till May. So if you want to get a bite of crunchy apples right off the trees, go in May, when Pak Tagal, the owner of Apple Lodge would organise the annual Apple Fest. 
Playing with DOF on my new camera.
Would you believe that ice-creams grew on trees? Cikgu Sang Sigar climbed the tree and brought us some ice-cream beans to try out. He brought the seeds from Australia and planted them around Ba Kelalan.
The nasi bungkus in Ba Kelalan was the best that I've ever eaten. Soft, delicate, and fragrant. Matches perfectly with a plate of fried bunga kantan.
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