NO MAN'S LAND  ( pugu expedition - page 2 )

After taking the photos, we decided to pay a visit to this remote village. A friendly villager came out to greet us and showing us around the school compound. We're so surprised to see the school was well maintained and clean. He explained to us the meaning of "pugu". In Malay, "pugu" means the tree without the leaf. It is the most suitable name to call this village as "pugu" since there are a lot of dead trees in this area. Most of the trees were burnt down natural as the land was too dry.

The friendly villager showing us the compound of the school.

The school is closed on Sunday.

The students here can watch satellite TV or surfing the internet.

The classroom. Those table and chairs reminded me of my childhood.

There are only 38 students in this Government  funded school.

The pugu road.

We saw a river behind the school. Its a brackish water river. We saw a lot of  interesting living creature living below or above the water. We're busy to shoot everything which move until we forgot our legs were full of blood sucking tiny sand flies.

Sungai Pugu Besar. (Big Pugu river)

The fishing boat.

I think these are juvenile of Scatophagus sp.

A species of goby.

Mudskipper is climbing up to the bank from the river. (Periophthalmus sp.)

Crab.

The snail.