Friendly Visit By MASNITA UNIMAS to Lundu & Sematan 010809

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Sematan

Jeti Sematan



Ulam-ulaman (ntemu pauh & rebong rebus)

Pucuk bandung & pucuk cantik manis

Sayur Umbut Masak Lemak

Ahli Jawatankuasa Persatuan Wanita Kpg Sebat Melayu, Sematan



Nang sik dapat nanga camera lah! ;););)

Pokok buah rambei tapi gik mantak

Kilang memproses keropok anyaman

Abis shopping keropok..fulus mania pun kureng..huhuhuhu

Some of us having hands-on weaving of keropok


Cuba lok....

Yah! I did it!!! Sik giney2 nak owh?...

Kam proudly showing off her weaving

Nai: Adoh! Kak Nor, ancor dah...tok masuk lam mulut kamek jak!!!

Kam's first attempt

Tangan cikgu tengah ngajar ya...



Kepingan bandung yang dah dikukus & dijemur




Ju!! Kita ngarang keropok ...




Keropok galore

Some more....

and again....





Ketupur hidangan tuanrumah, nyamannnnnnnn!!!











Pictures first. Will update later.

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