continuation from my post on vintage cars earlier.
… this is a funny looking vehicle. I believe it is a jeep.
a real antique… the horn and helmets, made me giggle! Will have to check it out eh! Google and search for a similar vehicle. I did not check out the model or make.
…. it was awesome!!! I was at an event last Sunday morning and was overwhelmed being surrounded by so many of these… well, I’ve decided to post it here instead of my FLICKR account because the last I uploaded pics it says I needed to wait the next month because I have ‘exhausted’ the space allocated, unless I buy… eh! H E L L O…. when I turn professional and get to sell, I’ll reconsider. Meantime, I’ll just put up what I can, when I can, here.
this is the 1959 Chevrolet Impala… look at the rear end!
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The owner of this 1947 MG-YA, opening the door for me to see.. done up so much for the interior, the engine… (I wasn’t even born yet when this car was!) Only 6151 units of this model was made and this one is still on the road!
and what I like most was….
that above belongs to this…
regal looking!
There were more than 40 units of different model and make. I shall post it up in my next entry…
And when the roses are half-bud soft flowers
And lovely as the king of flies has come
It was a fleeting visit, all too brief
In three short minutes, he had been and gone
Oh Dragonfly, dragonfly…
Saturday, July 17th: I was at an open field when three of these flew past me.. how lovely… I managed to capture only one though… they went so fast and I was not expecting them. 
Klang Town… I pass this township occasionally and as I drive pass, my eyes will always look towards the golden globe, no no… golden dome by the river. I saw it from far while under construction and was fascinated by it. Maybe one day… ??
Today, I was driving through the town again and I thought… why not stop by today… now (that was thereabout 5pm). So, I took the turning and drove slowly towards it. Oh wow…. such a beauty.
It is situated by the river, right in the center of town. Across the road is Klang Digital Mall which has not begun it’s operation yet. Pretty convenient. Anyway, since I have the camera with me, I started taking pics, but I am also shy eh… so, I hid the camera and went in. Oh wow! I am even more fascinated but dare not take pictures… too obvious? hehehe. I quickly did ablution and went to the ladies quarters for the Asar prayer. When I’m done, I took a peek… hmmm.. I cannot waste this! Only God knows when will be the next time I will be here. Plus, what is wrong with sharing it’s beauty?
Top: the interior from the ground floor (the main prayer hall). That’s the view from the ladies quarters. I believe when there is a huge crowd, the ladies will have to move to the upper floor. I was curious… so I went to the side of the mosque and I saw the newly erected Indian Muslim Mosque on the other side of the bridge. Also very grand.
bottom left: is the corridor, door opens to the main prayer hall. Lots of glass panel which makes it brightly lit, naturally.
bottom right: it’s the stairway leading to the ladies praying quarters on the first floor. It reminds me of… Spain?
The mosque took 6 years to build. A lot of controversies it seems. Thank God, it’s all over and was first used in August, 2009. I can’t find much on the history of this mosque in the internet even as at today, maybe someone will update one day eh?
Well, I have an appointment on the other side of town and I really do not know this place, better move on before it gets dark…
to continue on Putrajaya…
From the Iron Mosque I passed the Palace of Justice which was across the Perbadanan Putrajaya
and I drove to another area I’ve never been to; the International Convention Centre…
which is in Precinct 5, Putrajaya.
left n bottom left: Pullman Putrajaya Hotel in view. right: Boat Docks bottom right: the high rise in progress
from the boat docks, I see the other side of the hotel, the swimming complex in Presinct 6, the tower where you watch the water sports activities (Water Sports Complex) and on the right, I spotted young and new photographers with their model… (I am even newer at this). It was really funny to watch. I see many young married couples, Chinese, Malay and Indian in their wedding gowns with their professional photographers and make-up artist at work too. Well… the background scenery is something else eh…
it’s getting late.. I can’t help but to quickly stop and snap.. this was taken at the end of the Seri Gemilang Bridge on Heritage Square.
now driving out of Putrajaya altogether, passing the Seri Saujana Bridge. Driving out, you’ll see the Iron Mosque on the right hand side. Picture on the right is the highway that takes you to the express links back to Kuala Lumpur City.
