This is the fifth trekking trip at Bukit Tabur, third time using west trail and FIRST time to hike Bukit Tabur in the dark. I know that some trekkers even start at 4am to catch the KL city night scene in the very early morning.

Footage taken by Panasonic Lumix DMC-TZ7 in the morning around 07:41am, at +3° 14
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 N +101° 44
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 E, see Bukit Tabur East blanketed by fog that blew up from the Klang Gate Dam reservoir. Think that is great challenge for those who were hiking there at the time.

Not sure what kind of birds are these. The flock of birds suddenly appear atop Bukit Tabur West while we stopped for rest and photograph.

Trust me that I didn’t purposely go and find for spying toolkit from the Net. It was stumbled upon in my Gmail “funny junk” folder, titled “Spy cam disappointment”.

It was a sunny day with dizzy hot atmosphere during the noon, but there is no problem at all for this man to take a nap on the concrete floor in front of the Menara Standard Chartered at Jln Raja Chulan, Kuala Lumpur. I was wondering how long he could lying there before the building security noticed him.

Lion dance is not a simple dance and easy performance. It is a cultural art with elements of kung fu and team spirit. Each duo of the world class lion dance troupe has to practice closely, with substantial amount of time and efforts, before they can present the precise and vivid movement as if the real lion is dancing.

How could you tell a tsunami is likely to hit the seashore? Well, unless you have direct access to reputable news and information, probably only God knows there will be a fatal catastrophe.