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The Kebun RSS Feed- REPAINTING IS HARDWORKWe have not been accepting any bookings for the past 2 weeks and it looks like we will be have to work harder at finishing all the knick knacks that need to be completed by December when our next guest’s begin to arrive for their homestay booking. One thing is for sure, all the repainting alone [...]
- GOAT FERTILITY CYCLE EXPLAINEDThe mechanism which controls the breeding cycle of cows is understood only to a limited extent. With your hand in the cow’s rectum it is possible to feel the whole of the genital organs and the changes that take place in them as the breeding cycle goes along. The mechanism that controls the goats breeding [...]
- THE KEBUN HOMESTAYThe Kebun is now undergoing a bit of sprucing up now that we have decided to officially open up the farm for homestay bookings. Busy lot we are what with some repainting and minor repairs going on apart from our usual chores. We really want to thank all of you previous visitors that encouraged us [...]
- MONSOON RAIN AT THE KEBUNIt is the Monsoon season again looking on from behind the verandah of Olivia’s Bungalow. Short heavy burst of rain. Everyone including the animals are huddled like wet rats feeling the chill. It’s going to be nice sleeping tonight. Posted in Around The Kebun, Kuching Home Stay, Kuching Homestay Tagged: Around The Kebun, Sarawak Home Stay, [...]
- FOREST TORTOISESometimes we come across tortoises in the stream more often at night when we go skinny dipping hunting for freshwater prawns. This time we had the camera handy. I don’t know what kind of tortoise this is but it is one of the more common types we have come across on the farm. It would be [...]
- FRESHWATER PRAWN HUNTINGWe went hunting for freshwater prawns a few early mornings before light. The stream was rather quiet that morning save for the crickets and frogs. Fresh prawns like these taste lip smacking good cooked whatever way but for a quickie it’s 2 minute instant noodles for us. No one has been able to confirm if these [...]
- BREADFRUIT BUMPER CROPIt looks like this is going to be a very good year for our Breadfruit. All the tress are showing good fruit numbers and maybe this time we will be able to offer more at the roadside stall. Has anyone ever tried fried breadfruit fritters? Very yummy as a snack in the afternoons. Posted in Around [...]
- DRAINING THE DRAINThe drain was emptied yesterday. We were hoping to get a good harvest of cat fish but there were too few to even bother to be happy about. The cat fish have either burrowed deep into the mud or did a Houdini. Or just maybe some farmhands people have been slowly enjoying some rather delicious catfish [...]
- CLEANING UP AFTER THE STORMLast night was another storm to remember with the wind howling and rain thundering down for most of the night. The lightning was also throwing a tantrum but it is always refreshing to see everything washed cleaned in the morning. Except for the cleaning up of course. Posted in Around The Kebun Tagged: Around The Kebun [...]
- THERE IS A HOLE IN THE SAMPANThere is a new hole in the sampan. Last night’s heavy rain made the stream swell and the sampan got bashed around a bit. Should have not been a lazy ass have tied the sampan better. As if there is not enough to do? Posted in Around The Kebun Tagged: Around The Kebun [...]
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