KK offers the action and the 'chill'

Ken Wilson
Updated September 27 2018 - 3:06pm, first published January 22 2017 - 5:00am
This odd-looking proboscis monkey, characterised by its long nose, co-exists with orang-utan monkeys in Sabah and are a natural tourist attraction.
This odd-looking proboscis monkey, characterised by its long nose, co-exists with orang-utan monkeys in Sabah and are a natural tourist attraction.

IT'S the first question you get when you return home to tell friends and colleagues of your enjoyable trip to Kota Kinabalu.

Ken Wilson

Farm Weekly's machinery writer.

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