Royal Langkawi International Regatta: 2005 BMW Royal Langkawi International Regatta

Just in case you thought all that merriment was playing with your vision, let us set your mind at rest. Pink buffalos do actually exist in Langkawi. They are albino buffalos and the unusual colour of their hide is the result of a genetic defect. They are normal in every other way. You may get a chance to see them, in the paddy fields, on route to tonight's presentation and dinner venue at Laman Padi in Pantai Cenang.

Laman Padi (or Rice Garden) is set up as an eco-tourism attraction where visitors can view Malaysia's oldest industry, rice cultivation. Interesting exhibits and genuine artifacts take you through the traditions of rice farming up to the present day.

The Langkawi Eagle is prepared and published by volunteers.

Layout and Publishing:
Tim Wight (eagle@langkawiregatta.com)

Contributors:
Richard Blair, Jane Clarke, Inka Astrid Kachel, Gary Savage, Tim Wight


	REGATTA 2005 RACE NEWS - March 1, 2005
	SEEING PINK BUFFALOES?	> RACE NEWS March 5, 2005 Strongest Wind Ever! - Race Day 4 BMW-RLI Regatta Great Success Behind the Buoys They Got Rhythm Notice to Yachtsmen Party Pooped Protest Fistral v Regolarita II Peter Murray Pro:Files Yachting Jottings Contributors to the Eagle > RACE NEWS March 4, 2005 High Winds & Tension - Race Day 3 Silolona - A Tall Story Behind the Buoys Mutiny? Bligh Takes the Helm Pasar Malam Pro:files Yachting Jottings > RACE NEWS March 2, 2005 Near Perfect! - Race Day 2 Yachties on Lay Day Behind the Buoys Unsure How to Keep Up This Week? The Eyes Have It... Attention All Drinkers Yachting Jottings > RACE NEWS March 1, 2005 They're Off - Race Day 1 Behind the Buoys Pro:files Seeing Pink Buffaloes? Yachting Jottings > RACE NEWS Feb 28, 2005 Selamat Datang Rebak Champagne Run 2005 Around Langkawi with Jane Clarke Savage Cuts
	By Jane Clarke
	Just in case you thought all that merriment was playing with your vision, let us set your mind at rest. Pink buffalos do actually exist in Langkawi. They are albino buffalos and the unusual colour of their hide is the result of a genetic defect. They are normal in every other way. You may get a chance to see them, in the paddy fields, on route to tonight's presentation and dinner venue at Laman Padi in Pantai Cenang. Laman Padi (or Rice Garden) is set up as an eco-tourism attraction where visitors can view Malaysia's oldest industry, rice cultivation. Interesting exhibits and genuine artifacts take you through the traditions of rice farming up to the present day.

	The Langkawi Eagle is prepared and published by volunteers. Layout and Publishing: Tim Wight (eagle@langkawiregatta.com) Contributors: Richard Blair, Jane Clarke, Inka Astrid Kachel, Gary Savage, Tim Wight