Woke up at 12.35am today all excited about the final ascent. The drizzle and strong winds really made the climb challenging until I wasn't even aware when I reached the peak because it was just so dark and wet. If it wasn't for the guide from Tommu - a 22 yr old Japanese tourist, I may have struggled even more.
Reach the highest peak of Mount Kinabalu - called Low's Peak (4,095m) at 5.30am. Could not witness the sun rise due to cloudy & wet weather but the clear scenery which follows was worth it. There is a sense of majestic at the peak - no wonder Psalms 121 begins with "I lift up my eyes to the hills, where does my help come from? It comes from the Lord!" Amen.
Reach the highest peak of Mount Kinabalu - called Low's Peak (4,095m) at 5.30am. Could not witness the sun rise due to cloudy & wet weather but the clear scenery which follows was worth it. There is a sense of majestic at the peak - no wonder Psalms 121 begins with "I lift up my eyes to the hills, where does my help come from? It comes from the Lord!" Amen.
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