KLCC Twin Towers

I went to KLCC for Kung Fu Panda with family on June 6, 2008.

The bottom of my shoe fell off as I climbed up the steps at LRT station Kelana Jaya. No choice, have to continue and walked with care. Bought a large popcorn and some drinks into the cinema. The movie itself s enjoyable but not the few occasions when lights were switched on for minutes during show time.

The rain had stopped when the movie ended. Hang around the fountain are and took some images.

One is the view of twin towers after rain.

The windows image was taken from a building beside the twin towers. The windows look like edging in and sometimes look like edging out.

If there any souvenir that I would like to have from KLCC, it is the manhole cover! This design was purposely made for KLCC and its can be easily displayed on the floor

STC Riding School

The above images are taken at STC Riding School at Seri Kembangan, Selangor, Malaysia. A horse in mask, the shades in the range, the shoeprints on the sandy tracks and the wooden Trojan.

Our Agong often dropped in for a few hours riding.

The wooden Trojan is only opened on occasions and only 15 children are allowed to go in at any one time.

The shoeprints are more visible after the rain.

All ponies and horses consumed imported grasses that cost about RM15/meal. They will be put to sleep when they are not fit to earn income by giving rides to children.

Horses were given mask to protect themselves against flies. Like sunglasses, huh? Due irritation caused by flies, some horses may resort to rubbing their eyes against the poles/walls which would eventually cut themselves.

Generally, the place is quite well maintained.