WAH LARENG (Brooks 1997) (Umpohliew)

Herbert Daniel Gebauer - 06/01/2018

A karst rising (spring of water) without an obvious way into a cave. SITUATION: About 150 m in an unidentified direction above an unspecified point in the streambed (dry on 26th February 1997) of a certain Wah Lariang or Wah Tharang (sic!) or, more likely, Wah Lareng. APPROACH: 26-2-97 Estelle, Tony, Kaiman and J-Rat walk to Um Satad [note 1] village and from there to the nearby Um Stein village [note 2]. They locate … Krem Wahstein [note 3] … then find boulder resurgence, near to the dry riverbed known as Wah Lariang or Wah Tharang (Brooks, S J in: BROOKS, S J et al 1998: 30).A karst rising (spring of water) without an obvious way into a cave. SITUATION: About 150 m in an unidentified direction above an unspecified point in the streambed (dry on 26th February 1997) of a certain Wah Lariang or Wah Tharang (sic!) or, more likely, Wah Lareng. APPROACH: 26-2-97 Estelle, Tony, Kaiman and J-Rat walk to Um Satad [note 1] village and from there to the nearby Um Stein village [note 2]. They locate … Krem Wahstein [note 3] … then find boulder resurgence, near to the dry riverbed known as Wah Lariang or Wah Tharang (Brooks, S J in: BROOKS, S J et al 1998: 30).