Salak Wedi rasanya manis, masir, renyah, segar dan besar. Dapat dijumpai di setiap pekarangan rumah penduduk di desa Wedi dan sekitarnya. Perbedaan Salak Wedi dengan salak lain, seperti Salak Pondoh, adalah kandungan air yang lebih banyak sehingga membuat Salak Wedi terasa lebih segar.

Keberadaan Salak Wedi sudah ada sejak puluhan bahkan ratusan tahun silam, yang secara turun-temurun telah menjadi sumber pendapatan bagi warga Desa Wedi. Konon asal muasal bibit salak ini pertama kali dibawa oleh seorang Ulama’ yang mengajarkan agama Islam di desa Wedi. Dari bibit tersebut terus berkembang hingga tidak hanya desa Wedi tetapi meliputi juga beberapa desa sekitar Wedi, yaitu Kalianyar dan Tanjungharjo.

Future Considerations’ Rookie Pool participants are holding their collective breaths as Tampa Bay Lightning defenseman Victor Hedman left the club’s game tonight against the Ottawa Senators after taking a thunderous hit from Chris Neil. There was no penalty on the play (nor should there have been) and Hedman, who leads all rookies in ice time this season, left the ice under his own power. (Kuklas Korner)

A Future Considerations’ favourite, Carolina Hurricanes prospect Zach Boychuk has been recalled from the Albany River Rats. One of the final players cut from the Hurricanes in training camp, Boychuk has notched four goals and nine points in 13 games in the AHL this season. (Canes Country)

If you haven’t had your fix of Ben Fanelli and Michael Liambas, Steve Simmons explains how there are two victims in the OHL tragedy. If you’ve read my thoughts on David Branch’s season/lifetime ban on Liambas, you know I’ll side with Simmons on the two victims aspect. I don’t agree that Simmons agrees it was necessary. (Slam! Sports)

Hockey’s Future has followed in the footsteps of the WHL in naming Regina Pats forward and Edmonton Oilers property Jordan Eberle as its prospect of the month for October. Eberle edged out the likes of WHL foe and Los Angeles Kings draftee Brandon Kozun, Luke Adam of the Cape Breton Screaming Eagles, Czech forward Alexander Salak and Buffalo Sabres prospect Corey Tropp. (Hockey’s Future)

Andy Strickland is reporting St. Louis Blues prospect and University of Minnesota forward Jay Barriball has seen his season come to an end after suffering a knee injury in practice (Hockey Buzz)

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Salak backstops way to league honorOctober 26, 2009

SPRINGFIELD, Mass. … The American Hockey League announced today that Rochester Americans goaltender Alexander Salak has been named the Reebok/AHL Player of the Week for the period ending Oct. 25, 2009. Salak made three starts in a 48-hour span over the weekend and won them all, stopping 88 of 91 shots for a 0.98 goals-against average and a .967 save percentage.

On Friday night, Salak turned aside 32 of 33 shots and was named the game’s first star in Rochester’s 2-1 victory at Albany. On Saturday, he finished with 22 saves as the Americans rallied for a 3-2 overtime win in Syracuse. And on Sunday evening, Salak was again selected as the number-one star of the game as he stopped all 34 Syracuse shots for his first career AHL shutout, a 3-0 decision over the Crunch.

In recognition of his achievement, Salak will be presented with an etched crystal award prior to an upcoming Americans home game.

Salak is now 5-0-0 with a 1.60 goals-against average and a .947 save percentage in six appearances for Rochester, helping the Amerks to a seven-game winning streak and an 8-1-1-0 record overall, good for first place in the North Division. The 22-year-old rookie is in his first season of North American pro hockey after signing with the Florida Panthers on May 29, 2009. A native of Strakonice, Czech Republic, Salak spent the previous two seasons playing with TPS Turku in Finland.

Other nominees for Reebok/AHL Player of the Week include Adirondack center Jon Matsumoto, Albany left wing Zach Boychuk, Binghamton left wing Josh Hennessy, Bridgeport left wing Justin DiBenedetto, Chicago right wing Spencer Machacek, Grand Rapids right wing Jeremy Williams, Hamilton left wing Tom Pyatt, Hartford right wing P.A. Parenteau, Hershey right wing Francois Bouchard, Lake Erie left wing Chris Durno, Lowell right wing Vladimir Zharkov, Manchester right wing Jonathan Bernier, Manitoba goaltender Cory Schneider, Milwaukee center Mike Santorelli, Norfolk right wing Brandon Bochenski, Peoria left wing Chris Porter, Portland right wing Mark Mancari, Rockford center Mark Cullen, San Antonio goaltender Josh Tordjman, Springfield left wing Chris Minard, Syracuse center Derek MacKenzie, Texas center Greg Rallo, Toronto left wing Jiri Tlusty, Wilkes-Barre/Scranton center Mark Letestu and Worcester defenseman Danny Groulx.

Also see: Past winners, AHL Player of the Week

Sobotka named Player of the WeekBarca won’t rule out Robinho

Aylar, yıllar geçecek… Bugün doğan çocuklar bir gün gelip ölecek… Ama bu ikili unutulmayacak…

Soldaki Matthew Allan McNelly 23, sağdaki Joey Lee Miller ise 20 yaşında. Geçtiğimiz günlerde hırsızlık yapmak amacıyla girdikleri evden kaçarken polis tarafından tutuklanmışlar. Onları özel kılan şey ise yüzlerini kamufle etmek için buldukları dahiyane yöntem… Muazzam değil mi? Yüzlerini boyadıkları markerın silinmeyen cins olması da olayı güzelleştiren bir başka detay.

Haa bu arada Joey’nin sağ gözündeki Alex DeLarge efektine dikkat lütfen

Arkadaşlar için “genel af” talep ediyorum.

       Hadi hep birlikte insanlara salak diyelim, alemin tek iyisi, akıllısı, doğru bilip düşüneni biz olalım. Geri kalan orospu çocukları da kaka olsun.

       Neden çılgın yemiş gibi facebooklarda video paylaşıyor insanlar?

       Dövme çok güzel bir olay. Olay mı o? Ne o? Yaptırana kadar öyle düşünemeyebiliyor insan. Yaptırdıktan sonra ’sahip olma, ait olma’  gibi kutsal-kuşatan bir mutluluğu hissettiriyor. Ne gereği var yæææææ diyenler kesin sesinizi.

       Tırnak yiyen kadınlar ve erkekler, gerizekalısınız. Gayler, siz dans edin, öyle güzelsiniz.

       Çocukken pastel boyasını yemeyi aklından geçirmemiş olan insanlar, siz yaşamayın. Çocukluk falan yaşamamışsınız eğer o boyalara imrenmemişseniz.

       Balık yiyelim denildiğinde ‘ıyyy’ diye suratını ekşiten insanlar, kaç kişiniz siz? Poponuzdan büyük kafanız ve o koca kafaların içinde 1/4 parça ceviz ölçeğine denk gelebilecek kadar beyin var. Görmesem de biliyorum. O kadar süperim ki, palamut ızgara ve salata ile cümlenin devamını getiremeyebilirim.

       Brad Pitt yakışıklıdır diyenler, Mustafa Sandal ile sevişin siz. Matthew Fox denen bir tanrı varken Josh Holloway denen çingeneyi beğenenler, tek oturumda iki kasa Niğde Gazozu için. (Niğde Gazozu güzel bir şey)

       Bana güvenmelisin Melis’in arkadaşı SuEda. Bu da böyle bir şey oldu, araya ağız sokmadan dinleneyim, gelirim yine bi ara.

Walau waktu sudah menjelang senja, suasana di Desa Loji, Kabupaten Bogor masih terang. Angin menghembus cukup kencang. Saat memandang hamparan pemukiman antara Gunung Salak dan Gunung Gede, saya melihat seekor elang melayang di udara. Saya tidak tahu pasti jenis elang tersebut. Ukurannya cukup besar dan berwarna hitam. Usai elang itu hilang dari pandangan karena terhalang pepohonan, saya terus berjalan menuju sebuah bangunan kecil di sebuah lembah.

Di bangunan bernama Visit Centre Suaka Elang, saya bertemu Budi. Ia adalah salasatu perawat elang yang berada disana. Suaka Elang adalah program pelestarian raptor, burung elang dan kerabatnya melalui upaya penyelamatan, rehabilitasi, dan pengembalian ke habitatnya.

Bambang Supriyanto kepala Balai Taman Nasional Gunung Halimun-Salak (TNGHS) mengatakan Suaka Elang merupakan program konservasi yang bersifat kemitraan yang sesungguhnya. “Disini ada unsur pemerintah, lembaga swadaya masyarakat, serta lembaga bisnis,” kata Bambang.

Parapihak yang terlibat dalam jaringan Suaka Elang terdiri atas Balai TNGHS, Balai Besar Taman Nasional Gede Pangrango (TNGGP), Pusat Penyelamatan Satwa Cikananga (PPS Cikananga), International Animal Rescue Indonesia (IAR), Raptor Conservation Society (RCS), Lembaga Ilmu Pengetahuan Indonesia (LIPI), Pusat Penelitian Pengembangan Kehutanan & Konservasi Alam, PT. Chevron Geothermal Salak, Pusat Informasi Lingkungan Indonesia (PILI-Green Network), Raptor Indonesia (RAIN), Mata ELANG dan Balai Besar Konservasi Sumber Daya Alam (BKSDA) Jawa Barat.

Dipihnya Loji yang berada dalam kawasan TNGHS menurut Bambang karena disana memiliki ekosistem hutan hujan tropis pegunungan terluas di Jawa. “Taman  nasional ini luasnya 113,357 Ha. Terletak di dua Propinsi, Jawa Barat dan Banten dan meliputi Kabupaten Sukabumi, Bogor dan Lebak,” kata Bambang.

Selain itu, potensi keanekaragaman hayati di kawasan ini sangat tinggi. Dan memiliki populasi Elang Jawa (Spizaetus bartelsi) terbesar di pulau Jawa, bahkan di dunia yaitu sekitar 25-30 pasang. “Hampir semua jenis raptor yang ada di Pulau Jawa dan Bali bisa ditemui di kawasan ini,” imbuh Bambang.

Oleh Budi, sang perawat Elang, saya diajak memberi makan Elang Jawa yang tengah dalam proses rehabilitasi. Pada kandang elang yang terbuat dari jaring berwarna hijau terdapat  dua bilik. Pada bilik pertama terdapat dua ekor elang. Dan pada bilik lainnya terdapat satu ekor. Pada setiap bilik yang berdamping itu, elang dapat terbang antar pohon atau melayang dari satu sisi ke sisi lainnya.

Makanan yang diberikan Budi pada sore itu adalah marmut. Begitu marmut dimasukkan, semua elang tetap bertengger di pohon seolah tidak lapar. “Kalau ada orang mereka tak mau makan,” kata Budi.

Ketiga elang yang tengah dirawat itu rencananya akan dilepas pada 17 Agustus 2009. Sebelum dilepas ke alam, kondisi elang harus sudah siap. Sri Mulyati petugas TNGHS mengatakan jangan sampai mereka malah terancam oleh raptor lain atau kondisi alam yang keras.

“Untuk itu lokasi pelepasan juga harus kita lihat. Apakah sudah ada raptor yang menguasai atau belum? Serta bagaimana kondisi ketersediaan makanannya,” kata Sri.

Setelah dilepas, tugas Suaka Elang juga belum selesai. “Kami akan terus memantau perkembangan elang yang telah dilepas itu,” kata Bambang.

Bagi elang-elang yang kondisinya dianggap tidak siap untuk dilepas, Suaka Elang punya perlakuan lain. “Kami tidak akan melepasnya ke alam. Karena mereka dipastikan akan gugur bertahan hidup di alam,” kata Ika Kristiana Widianingrum, petugas TNGHS lainnya.

Elang yang tidak akan dilepas itu jika cacat tetap, sehingga tidak dapat terbang untuk mencari makan di alam.  Selanjutnya elang dengan kondisi itu akan digunakan untuk sarana pendidikan di Suaka Elang.

Pasalnya, kata Bambang,  Suaka Elang juga dibentuk untuk memperkenalkan masyarakat kepada alam dan meningkatkan kesadaran akan nilai penting sumber daya alam yang beragam dalam sebuah ekosistem kehidupan. “Pendidikan lingkungan dan wisata terbatas menjadi salahsatu layanan Suaka Elang,” kata Bambang.

Hari sudah semakin senja. Sinar mentari di kawasan Suaka Elang mulai berkurang. Saya berpamitan pada Budi dan bertekad suatu saat kembali kesana untuk menikmati liukan elang yang terbangn di uadara.***

Credit news:: เว็บบอร์ด จ๊ะจ๋ากับคุณ  Salak อ่านเพิ่มเติม

คือไม่รู้ทำไมวันนี้อยากเข้าไปอ่านเว็บบอร์ดช่อง แล้วก็กรี๊ดเลยกับคำถาม-คำตอบ ในจ๊ะจ๋ากับคุณ Salak อ่านกันว่าทำไมต้องกรี๊ด

คำถามโดยคุณ a7
5. ชาคริต/ สุวนันท์/ จีรนันท์/ น้ำหวาน สะใภ้ใจเด็ด/ อู ภาณุ/ บิ๊ก ภูชิสสะ/ ปลา ปาลิตา/พิงค์กี้/ ขวัญ/ วิน ธาวิน/ ครีม เปรมสินี/ เอมี่ อามาเรีย/ นิว วงศกร/ จุ๋ย วรัทยา มีละครรอสรุปหรือไม่
โพสเมื่อ : วันที่ 2 กันยายน 2552 15:00 น.

คำตอบโดยคุณ Salak
5. วิน มีรอสรุปค่ะ นอกนั้นถ้าเป็นนักแสดงสังกัดสถานีฯ ยังไม่มีอะไรเพิ่มเติม แต่ถ้าเป็นนักแสดงอิสระ กับสถานีฯ ยังไม่มีอะไรเพิ่มเติมเช่นกัน แต่ถ้าไม่ใช่ละครสถานีฯ ไม่ทราบค่ะ
ตอบเมื่อ : วันที่ 3 กันยายน 2552 18:14 น.

เป็นไงบ้างกับข่าวนี้ คือไม่ไหวอยากบอก อยากรู้ว่าตื่นเต้นไหม รู้สึกไงบ้าง เรานะนั่งยิ้มแก้มปริเลย แล้วก็อยากจะบอก อยากแบ่งความตื่นเต้นไปให้คนอื่นบ้าง อิ อิ คือมันยังไม่มีอะไรมากมายในรายละเอียด แต่ปกติคุณ Salak ถ้าไม่ชัวร์จะไม่ตอบไง พอแจ้งงี้เราแบบกรี๊ดเลย ก็คิดอยู่แบบถ้าสัญญาหมดกลางปีหน้า ก็น่าจะได้อย่างน้อยสักเรื่องนะ ตอนนี้ก็อยากรู้ว่าจะเป็นเรื่องอะไร ของค่ายไหนนะ อยากรู้ อยากรู้ ต่อมอยากรู้อยากเห็นทำงานอีกแล้ว แต่ตอนนี้ขอไปหลับฝันหวานอารมณ์ดีก่อนนะจ๊ะ ดีใจจัง

Padang restaurant in Yogyakarta

For the second leg of our Golden Week trip, we headed to Java. We flew into Yogyakarta from Singapore, and I knew right away that this trip would be very different from any that I had been on before. Outside of the US, I have also been to Canada, Japan, Singapore, and Taiwan: all modern, industrialized, and fairly wealthy nations. Indonesia is a large and populous country, but certainly not wealthy. The international airport terminal was basically a waiting room where you fill out your forms and hand over the $25 for your visa, and you’re on your way. As we traveled, it became really apparent how important the money that tourists bring can be to some people.

On both of the days that we were traveling with groups of other tourists, a few people in each group had really awful manners. On our minibus ride, a pair of young guys had just made their airline reservations that morning and needed to pay for them. They had the minibus driver stop at an ATM and two different banks while they tried to figure out how to pay, making the ten other passengers and the driver wait for them. We got to our hotel so late that the restaurant had closed for the night and if our driver hadn’t found a tiny local warung we would have gone to bed without dinner. Unfortunately I got a bad case of motion sickness on the winding road up the mountain, so I went to bed without dinner anyways. The next morning our fellow Jeep passengers on the Bromo tour were wasting time just chatting and were late to every meeting time. The worst part was that they knew what time they needed to be back, but they just didn’t seem to care (at least those other guys really were in a pinch, and they apologized). We got back to the hotel late and almost had to leave without breakfast too, but luckily the restaurant packed up some fried rice, toast, and eggs for us to take with us. We left in such a hurry we accidentally left our nice travel towels behind at the hotel too.   The manners of our constantly late fellow travelers were really appalling: I don’t think that people would put up with that kind of bad behavior in the US or most of the other countries I’ve been to (4o minutes late? This bus is leaving without you). Unfortunately, people seem to put up with it because they really need the money from the tourists (whether they’ve got any manners or not).

Borobudur

We spent the first night at the Princess Manohara Hotel at the foot of Borobudur so that we could take the sunrise tour first thing in the morning. After the sunrise, we headed back to the hotel for a shower and breakfast. All of the hotels that we stayed at in Indonesia offered complimentary breakfast–usually nasi goreng (fried rice) with shrimp chips and fresh fruit. From there, we met our driver and our sightseeing in Yogyakarta continued. On the way back to Yogyakarta we stopped to see some of the smaller temples in the area around Borobudur.

Borobudur

gamelan players at Kraton

After that we went to Kraton, the Sultan’s palace in Yogyakarta. We enjoyed a performance of gamelan and puppet theater and a tour of the grounds in English.

Prambanan

In the afternoon we visited Prambanan, a large complex of Hindu temples.

Prambanan

Goats and sheep grazed on some of the less-visited corners of the grounds.

Mt. Bromo at sunrise

The next day we took an all day minibus ride to Mt. Bromo. In the morning we were up early for another sunrise tour. First we got a view of the volcano from an adjacent viewpoint, and then we got a ride into the large caldera. We were able to climb right up to the lip of one of the smaller volcanoes inside and look down into the smoking fissure below. We had been thinking of going on a sunrise tour on Bali

nasi ayam goreng

But in between all of this sightseeing, what did we eat? Here’s one plate from our dinner at the padang restaurant pictured at the top of this post (I think it’s called RM Palito Alam Masakan Minang). This is nasi ayam goreng (fried chicken with greens, vegetables and rice with curry sauce). It’s moist inside but incredibly crispy outside and the greens and curry sauce are really delicious. The price for this tasty plate: about 90 cents. We also had nasi ayam gulai (curried chicken plate with the same sides), gado gado (spicy vegetables), and kerepuk palembang (fish chips). Some of the sides, especially the gado gado, were too spicy for me, but overall it was a great meal. The grand total was about $3.65.

spice roasted duck

For lunch on the same day our driver picked out Sekar Kedhaton Restaurant in the silverworking district near Prambanan. This place was pretty much the exact opposite of the padang that we would eat at that night: air-conditioned, immaculately clean, expensive, and full of tourists. While we were eating, several big tour busses pulled into the parking lot to disgorge their loads of tourists at the rijsttafel buffet. Not being on a bus, we were able to choose our own meals from the menu: Alex chose the spice-roasted duck and I had the satay (though I was leaning towards the pandan-leaf fried chicken at first). The satay and duck were delicious, but the rice cylinders that were served with the satay didn’t sit as well with me–they were very dense and a little mochi-like, but without the chewiness that makes mochi so fun to eat.

gulas squash (tamarind and lime soda)

To drink I had a gulas squash, a tamarind and lime flavored soda. It was delicious.

nighttime food vendors

Along the main street in the Malioboro neighborhood in Yogyakarta, vendors set up to sell a variety of foods at night. We didn’t stop at one, since we’d just had a big dinner at the padang, but if I had more time I think I would try it.

roadside salaks (snakefruit) for sale

While we were driving around we saw so many stands with mounds of these brown fruits. Our driver told us that they are called salak, and are much more delicious (sweet and sour) than the salak in Bali. He also mentioned that they’re good for soothing a stomach ache or other digestive woes. When he told us that we could buy a bagful for just 20 cents, we couldn’t resist. If you look at them up close, the skin of the fruit looks like snake skin (it’s also called snakefruit). The fruit is firm, white, and a bit crunchy. It had a mild flavor and was indeed sweet and sour. They made good car snacks, especially on the long, hot drive to Mt. Bromo the next day.

On our last morning in Yogyakarta, we went to the market, Pasar Beringharjo. The market is so large (and housed on three floors in at least two buildings) that we were nearly out of time before we found the food stalls. There were stalls with dry goods and spices on the first floor, huge piles of colorful vegetables on the second floor, and finally all kinds of tropical fruits on the third floor. We didn’t have time to buy anything or even get any photos (except of the banana vendor, and I hate bananas) before we had to rush back to our hotel to check out.

Most of our other meals on Java were at roadside cafeterias where we ate things like fried rice, noodles, curries, and shrimp or fish crackers. One of the best was a spicy goat curry that we had for lunch on the way to Mt. Bromo.

woman carrying cabbages on Mt. Bromo.

All along the road on the way down from Mount Bromo we saw so many farms built on amazingly steep plots of land. Since it gets cold at night, this must be a better place to grow cool weather crops that would suffer in the heat at lower elevations.

Mt. Bromo farms- you can see some of the steeper fields on the side of the mountain in the background

Check out more from our trip at Alex’s photoblog

KUTAJAYA / CIMELATI

Jalur Kutajaya atau Cimelati adalah jalur pendakian ke puncak gunung Salak yang paling pendek dan paling cepat, namun di sepanjang jalur kita akan sulit menemukan sumber air, sehingga air bersih harus dipersiapkan sejak dari bawah. Untuk menuju Kutajaya dari Bogor kita naik mobil ke jurusan Sukabumi turun di Cicurug atau Cimelati. Cicurug adalah kota kecamatan yang masuk ke wilayah kabupaten Sukabumi, segala perlengkapan pendakian harus dipersiapkan di sini. Dari pasar Cicurug yang juga merangkap terminal kita dapat mencarter mobil ke Kutajaya dengan tarip sekitar Rp.70.000,- atau naik ojeg dengan tarip sekitar Rp.15.000,- Kendaraan umum hanya ada di pagi hari, itupun dalam jumlah sangat terbatas.

Perjalanan dimulai dari desa Kutajaya dengan menyusuri ladang dan kebun pertanian penduduk, karena banyaknya percabangan maka perjalanan sebaiknya dilakukan siang hari, usahakan untuk selalu mengikuti punggungan gunung. Bila agak sulit menemukan jalur bisa mengikuti arah ke air terjun. Terdapat tanda-tanda yang jelas pada setiap Pos, namun tanda-tanda penunjuk arah menuju puncak sangat jarang, untuk itu terdapat beberapa petunjuk yang dapat digunakan yaitu berupa tali-tali rafia. Di sepanjang jalur tidak ada tempat yang cukup luas dan datar untuk membuka tenda. Di beberapa Pos terdapat tempat yang cukup untuk mendirikan 1-2 buah tenda ukuran kecil. Jalur ini jarang dilewati pendaki sehingga kadangkala tertutup rumput dan dedaunan.

Setelah melintasi ladang pertanian penduduk, jalur mulai melintasi hutan yang cukup lebat namun tidak terlalu lembab. Selanjutnya akan dijumpai pertigaan dari Kutajaya, air terjun dan menuju puncak. Berjalan menuju ke arah puncak sekitar beberapa ratus meter akan dijumpai pos 2. Jalur terus menanjak melintasi hutan-hutan yang cukup lebat. Di pos 3 kita akan menemukan percabangan lagi. Di sini terdapat pipa saluran air, jangan mengikuti pipa saluran air, baik yang ke atas (kiri) maupun ke bawah (kanan). Yang lebih penting lagi jangan merusak pipa saluran air untuk memperoleh air minum.

Setelah melewati pos 3 jalur kelihatan cukup jelas dan tidak banyak percabangan lagi. Dengan berjalan menempuh sekitar 1,5 jam akan sampai di Pos 4. Jalur semakin menanjak melintasi hutan lebat dan kadangkala kita harus melintasi akar-akar pohon. Sepanjang jalur kutajaya ini pemandangan monoton hanya berupa hutan-hutan, namun kita kadangkala akan melihat satwa-satwa seperti aneka jenis burung, juga suara-suara monyet, bahkan seringkali rombongan monyet melintasi jalur ini.

Untuk menuju Pos 5 diperlukan waktu sekitar 1 jam perjalanan. Jarak dari pos 5 ke pos 6 lah jarak yang selalu ditunggu para pendaki, karena kita hanya membutuhkan waktu 10 menit untuk sampai ke pos 6. Di pos 6 terdapat tanah datar yang cukup untuk mendirikan 1 buah tenda. Masih diperlukan lagi waktu sekitar 1 jam perjalanan untuk menuju puncak gunung Salak 1. Masih dalam suasa hutan yang semakin lebat dan disertai tiupan angin yang semakin kencang, lintasan kadang berupa batu besar ketika hendak mencapai puncak. Muncul tepat di samping makam Mbah Gunung Salak, maka sampailah kita di puncak Gunung Salak 1 dengan ketinggian 2.211 mdpl.

Salak adalah sejenis palma dengan buah yang biasa dimakan. Ia dikenal juga sebagai sala (Min., Mak., Bug.,  dan Thai). Dalam bahasa Inggris disebut salak atau snake fruit, sementara nama ilmiahnya adalah Salacca zalacca. Buah ini disebut snake fruit karena kulitnya mirip dengan sisik ular. LANJUTKAN

Yaw waRya saLakLık Görmüştüm Ama Bu Kadarını Görmemiştim.. xD

Bende Bu SaLakLıqı iLk Defa Görüorum Ama Bu Kadarda ReziLLik oLmzki Yaw.. xD


Bakın İşte Bu SaLak Sarkıyı DinLemior Resmen Sarkıdaki SözLeri Yasıormus Gibi Dawranıor..xD
GüzeLim Sarkıyı Mahfetti Yaw Bende Bu Videoyu Bi Abimin Sitesinde DoLasırken Gördüm ve GüLmekten öLdüm HaLede GüLüorum waLLa..xD
güzeLim Sarkıyı artıK dinLenmez HaLe GeLdi Yaw waLLa biLLa. xD