SiewPeng wrote the first two parts for the cat musuem, now is my turn to write the rest of them because these are the photos that I have taken while we were exploring every part around the musuem.

There is a mini park in front of the DBKU building, with small huts, man made stream, stones, grass, decorating lamp, trees and a walking path. We went in the morning, and we actually walked around the building first before we enter the cat musuem, because the heat of the sun is getting stronger. If we were to enter the cat musuem first and then explore the park later, it would be around noon time, and that would be very hot.

Does it look like an UFO? Let’s have a closer look.

Once again I zoomed to the max to take the picture of its UFO roof. I found something… …

A man was cleaning the building’s windows glasses. He was hanging a staircase with ropes. Are you dare to do that? Hmm… For me I need a safety helmet and safety belt with me while I stand on a high place without things to support. I am not scare to stand there, I wish I have a chance to climb up there (with safety precaution) and with my camera, then I can take as many photo as I like. It’s enjoyable to stand at a very high place and view the scenery.

After we have parked our car, we walked around the building and took the photos from different angle. There is a staircase to allow the staffs to reach their office directly from outside to the middle part of the UFO.

I think I should called it a decorated drain. There are stones and woods in the drain as decoration, and the Japanese garden lamp beside the drain. It surrounds the DBKU UFO building.

I have taken the photo of our shadows again. SiewPeng and me stood beside the drain.

Later we walked down the staircase to the a mini park at half hill, not really far but just a few steps down the staircase. As we walked around I found that I can used a stone as my tripod, I have taken this picture with the DBKU building, SiewPeng and me inside the photo. I did not bring my tripod (again, bulkiness of the tripod was my excuse), nobody was around except few gardeners were working quite a distance away, luckily I have the stone to be used as my tripod. Haha… I am good in looking for things that can be ‘made’ into a tripod. :p The cat lovers couple statue in Part 1 with SiewPeng and me in the photo is another example.

Well, do you think that the above are all the pictures I have taken at the mini park? The answer is no. :p Stay tuned for part 4 and I will show you more pictures of the mini park.