KurauKing’s Klang Journal

View Of Port Klang From The Sea(Part One)

View Of Port Klang From The Sea(Part Two)

View Of Port Klang From The Sea(Part Three)

View Of Port Klang From The Sea(Part Four)

View Of Port Klang From The Sea(Part Five)

View Of Port Klang From The Sea(Part Six)

View Of Port Klang From The Sea(Part Seven)

View Of Port Klang From The Sea(Part Eight)

View Of Port Klang From The Sea(Part Nine)

View Of Port Klang From The Sea(Part Ten)

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Video Vlip of the journey of Port Klang

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Let us have another look at the map to see how far we have came. The red line traced our journey from South Port up till now. Where the line stopped, is just at the opposite of the Liquid Bulk Terminal mentioned in the last post. We will moved a little further down until we came to where it is marked Pelabuhan Barat or West Port before we turned back to head for home.

The liquid bulk terminal jetty is on the right hand side of the picture. The building in front is the Cargil Feed Mill. Cargil, an American company is one of the largest grain company in the world. However, this operation in West Port is rather small. The conveyor with the green paneling is carrying grains to FFM Bhd. Opposite Cargil is Pulau Kelang which is in-between Pulau Indah and Pulau Ketam.

There is a river cutting into Pulau Klang. In high tide, it is possible to follow this river to cross over to the other side to reach Pulau Ketam. But you wouldn’t want to be caught inside it. No one would know that you’re missing.

Let us follow this liquid bulk ship as it loaded up in the liquid terminal.

It turned round and headed back towards West Port.

It streamed forward and go through the channel separating the two islands. It is a pleasing sight to see the large ship silently gliding through building and appearing on the other side.

I watched it until it disappeared from sight, silently departing in the setting sun.

By Ighost

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