The foldies assembled at Titiwangsa Lake for a national celebration of Independence Day. No flag no ride. |
Food or meal is very important to us again no food no ride hehehe.... |
So food we have taken and just couldn't wait to see the colours of Merdeka festival. |
We started to find our ways to Dataran Merdeka going to places of interest as we rode to our destination. |
We visited an abandoned site with great interest. |
A friend who came late with no food yet was given a special treatment to savour the best Pan Mee in town. He was so pleased with the food and he could now ride. |
The road is ourselves, a rare occasion for us to enjoy a car free road that will take us to the Independence Square of Malaysia. |
As we approaches the focal point the crowd intensify with loud noise here and there. For the first time in my life I witness a live parade for Merdeka celebration. |
A blue wave of police personnels marching with loud boots noise. |
Michael feeling proud to be a Malaysian. Merdeka! Merdeka! Merdeka! |
Young or old, all races and foreign visitors took time off to witness this year Merdeka celebration in the city of Kuala Lumpur. |
Apache helicopters hovering loudly above us intensify the joyous atmosphere of Independence. |
And proudly we managed to squeeze ourselves into Dataran Merdeka for the festival. |
The Magnificent 7 with the Commandos of Malaysia!!! |
The super jet planes sound roaring so loud that everyone could just look up into the sky. |
These were the lucky National Service youths participating in the parade and were so happy to take picture with us. |
One for All and All for One |
The parade continues to show off what the country have..... |
A visit to the oldest club in Malaysia, Royal Selangor Club. |
We hopped from one spot to another seeing variety of colours and activities. That's the beauty of cycling in a situation like this. |
Away from the crowded area we went down to the river side to see graffiti. Another group photo for the 7 magnificent foldies. |
We took an interesting short cut to Brickfields for what more...it's food again hahaha... |
Mayflower Food Court has variety of foods for you to choose. On this table there were nasi lemak, banana leaf rice, economical rice and noodles. |
Chris stopped by to buy the popular crispy fried kuih bakul for dessert. |
Nothing is complete if the fritter is not taken together with the popular ice kacang (ABC) of Brickfields. What a wonderful and complete lunch of Merdeka! |
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