And so, as per the last 2 camps, the journey began at Fort One Utama. Unduly burdened with some pre-adventure misadventures and detours, the deployment was only effected past noon. For that, they were really, really sad...

Upon arrival at the Genting Cable Car Station, they employed their social skills and thick faces to hawk their cable car tickets to holiday-ers and casino-ers, both bewildered and skeptical at their approach and their intention on selling their tickets. And it proved to be quite a feat. Nevertheless, they got the tickets sold and satisfyingly pocketed their earnings.
Then came the REAL adventure. Looking at a possible distance of 13km (distance markers were pretty...inconsistent), they loosened their muscle but steeled their spirit. Speaking of which, they then blessed themselves with some prayers and impromptu offerings (not quite so, they took back their bags)...

"That's it?", you may ask. Indeed. Not. Reaching their destination (their campsite) (which is the top of a waste tank), they got down to savour their dinner (yup, with the lingering aroma of shit)...

Like werewolves, Buntuts transcend mental normalcy and physical cravings during the night. Night is not for dreaming, no no no. Night is for discoveries, detours, decadence, destinies, deliriums. Their calling beckoned them to the nearby Park...

When they were done answering their nature's call (relate to picture above), they subsequently headed back down to their campsite to call it a day...

They got precisely just forty winks, because the gods then decided that these fools had it too good. So the gods opened up the sky, unzipped their pants and peed all over these hapless adventurers...

They agonized through the pour, nigh onto mental breakdown (one was seriously afflicted - refer to picture below). When the rain petered out, they decamped and departed for Genting proper for an early breakfast at a secret venue, esoterically so due to their ostensibly tax-free price, where you can have a hearty meal without cutting your heart out.Having sated their stomachs' demand, they hopped onto the cable car and rolled down the hill...
And so, once again, Ali Buntut have proven their worth in a society of spoon-fed and car-chauffeured denizens. Hunger is holistically holy. Pain is a productive psychedelic. Blisters are ... blisters. They are beyond benefits. Conclusively, these fellas were refreshed and reprogrammed to tolerate and humor nature, within and without the mind and body. Victory is ours! (oh, by the way, I am one of them).
And so, once again, Ali Buntut have proven their worth in a society of spoon-fed and car-chauffeured denizens. Hunger is holistically holy. Pain is a productive psychedelic. Blisters are ... blisters. They are beyond benefits. Conclusively, these fellas were refreshed and reprogrammed to tolerate and humor nature, within and without the mind and body. Victory is ours! (oh, by the way, I am one of them).