Johor朋友来登山! 探索历史!! 二战英军坠机地G.Telapak Buruk+附送公公山G.Datuk

wangwchuan · 发表于 18-1-2015 01:43 AM

本帖最后由 wangwchuan 于 18-1-2015 01:55 AM 编辑

2天1夜计划行程

Day 1 - 24 Jan (Sat)
7.00am: Gather at Setia Tropika / Tebrau Jusco Shell Petrol Station after take breakfast & pack lunch. Travel from Johor Bahru to Jelebu, N.Sembilan.
11.00am: ETA Jeram Toi Waterfall. Park ur car & ride on 4WD
12.00pm: ETA Trailhead. Start trekking.
2.30pm: ETA aircraft crashed site. Rest & lunch. Descend to crashed site.
4.00pm: Trek back to trailhead
6.30pm: Back to trailhead. Ride on 4WD back to trailhead.
7.30pm: Back to carpark. Lunch at malay stall.
8.30pm: Depart to Hutan Lipur G.Datuk
10.30pm: Arrive Hutan Lipur G.Datuk. Set tent & take shower.

Day 2 - 25 Jan (Sun)
4.00am: Morning call. Wash face, brush teeth, take light breakfast.
5.00am: Start trekking to G.Datuk summit
7.00am: Reach summit. Photo session.
8.30am: Descend back to carpark.
10.00am: Back to carpark. Take shower.
11.30am: Go Tampin for lunch. Back to sweet home after that.
3.00pm: ETA to Johor Bahru

Remarks:
> Fee Charge
a) G.Telapak Buruk + Datuk: Rm95/person (Include 4WD ride, Sun morning light breakfast & drink, G.Datuk park hiking permit & campsite fee)
b) G.Telapak Buruk: Rm70/person (Include 4WD ride)
c) G.Datuk: Rm25/person (Sun morning light breakfast & drink, G.Datuk park hiking permit & campsite fee)

> No water supply all the way trek to aircraft crashed site & G.Datuk
> Cutoff date: 22 Jan 2014. Pls provide me ur Full Name & IC no. for Hutan Lipur G.Datuk registration.
> For good practice, pls carpool & pay ur driver petrol & toll fee (Share among passengers, est arnd Rm180-200/trip).
> Pls contact me 伟全016-6948325 (FB/email: [email protected]) if u need any help (Tent, Headlamp, Carpool etc)

Event link: https://www.facebook.com/events/ ... id_create=125518717

wangwchuan · 发表于 18-1-2015 01:47 AM

一些历史背景:

“On the 23rd of August 1945, just several days after the end of WW2, the RAF Liberator KL654R (a B24 bomber of the South East Asia Command (SEAC) 356 Squadron) and 8 crew members took off from Cocos Island, about 1000km south of Sumatra heading towards Malaysia. They were on a mission to drop supplies and leaflets announcing the surrender of Japan and the end of the war. Sadly, it turned out to be their final mission ... the plane and its crew member crashed into the deep jungle of Negeri Sembilan. (sourced from internet)

The brave lost crew of RAF SEAC Liberator KL654/R Serial Number 44-49993 which crashed here in August 23, 1945 and may they forever Rest in Peace."