On Jumping in Teluk Cempedak

There we were, after driving for what seemed like forever along the East Coast Highway, we finally came to a point where there’s this huge-ass letters that made up the word ‘K.U.A.T.A.N.’ by the river. I thought it was really nice. And very unique!

Honestly, I haven’t been to the beaches facing the South China Sea in like, a year or more. So imagine the feeling when we finally reached the infamous beach of Kuantan. Teluk Cempedak is actually quite a nice beach. It was quite a long stretch and really, it’s going to take a while to walk from this rocky end to that rocky end. Which, I didn’t have time to…

Was busy jumping, literally.

It was a while ago that we did this kind of jumping for the record. The last that I remembered, was at Putrajaya for the Fireworks festival. I think we jumped for 15 times before we got a really nice one.

But somehow, this time round, we had a compact that could do continuous shot and not all of us wanted to be involved with the jumping. So with that, we saved a lot of work.

We jumped.

And we jumped.

And we jumped.

Until the sun sets. I mean until the moon rises.

Funny that this was the first time that we had sunset but not with the sun sinking below the sea level...

The others continued playing in the sea while I took some photos for my own collection.