Yesterday, when I went out for a walk, there was a photo exhibition along the Sarawak River. I became so enthusiastic to photograph the amazing pictures and totally forgot to even think about setting my own camera, it was very close to the sunset. Anyway, I took some pictures that I would like to share.
To each picture there was a short text, but I mixed it up. Today when I go out I’ll try to be more organized. These are just a few of many photographs along the river, which shows people from different cultures in Asia. More to come…
Kuching is divided by the Sarawak River where locals often catch fish and shellfish. There are plenty of fish in the river and fishing boats leave the nearby harbor early mornings so you can buy fresh fish in the local market.
Getting from one side to the other is easy with small primitive boats. It takes a few minutes and cost 50 cent. A footbridge will be finished at the end of the year. That´s great for me who love long brisk walks.
Sunday stroll. Having a dog as a pet isn’t common here in Kuching because of the Muslims. For some reason, they don’t like dogs. In my thoughts I can see my funny little Fanny horsing around among the dismayed Muslims 😉 ..with all due respect!
Hiking in the forest where the ground are layered of withered leaf. The leaf only change color when they fall off. Not like in Sweden where they fall off after changing color. That can be a real beautiful magnificence! 
Layered and twisted texture, as the seasons, depending on where in the world you are.
Fisherman in Spinola Bay, San Giljan.
Typical Maltese balcony and a beautiful bougainvillea.
my pictures…
This little sweetie grows fast. Fanny is now nine weeks old and I really hope she will fit into the cage during the flight between Sweden-Malta when she’s fifteen weeks! Of course she will.
Lots of people gathered at Republic Street in Valletta yesterday to celebrate Love, Life and Diversity.
Nice guys!
Most waves them away while I chase them with my camera, waiting…
Worth waiting for.
A tasty fruit here in Malta and when you find them, you know it´s fall. 
But, if you look closely, you’ll notice that there are small shells, it’s the Mediterranean snail.
I saw thousands of them! I just don’t understand why they are attracted to the dry plants. I read it’s a well-known agricultural pest in many parts of the world and that they are edible. Interesting and very special.
As well as shown in this close-up of a hibiscus.
Look at the wings on this little beetle! We easily shoo them away and forget to watch closely.
Pelican, looks proud.
Distracted.
In my opinion, the most beautiful one with its amazing feather suit.
Med huvudstaden Valletta i bakgrunden, en idyll i sig med värmen och medelhavet så tätt inpå. Mer än så blev det inte idag. Har badat, det är fortfarande 30+ på dagarna och livet går sin gilla gång här på Malta..
Avslutningsvis, Lek i tvättstugan. Nej, jag har inte sysselsättningsproblem eller brist på motiv, det är värmen.. 😉
They look almost the same.
Tower Road sträcker sig flera kilometer från Spinola Bay i San Giljan till Tigne och Qui si sana i Sliema. Perfekt för den som vill promenera, motionera eller bara flanera. 🙂
Här syns våra chiliväxter som ser precis likadana ut idag som när vi planterade dem för drygt en månad sen. Färgstarka och fina.
A fly can distract in two different ways. Choose the positive one…
Another hot day here in Malta, 36 degrees and 27 in the sea.
Wherever I was when I took this photo, it will be today’s picture.
