Our tickets also entitled us for other adventurous activities.  Well, first of all, we went for a pony ride in a decorated coach.

We went round the KL Tower and came back to the same spot.  The ride took about 10 minutes.

Then, we continued our adventure at the F1 Simulator section.  We were eligible for two laps on the simulator.

We took a picture of ourselves before the simulation began.

We could only go in one at a time.  I went in first.  The seat for the F1 simulator car was quite deep and I nearly fell when I was trying to get in and out.  The staff carried out some settings and I was told to be ready for the race to start.  It was like playing one of those Need For Speed games.

I was not suppose to be there anymore when my turn was up but fortunately, the staff allowed me to take a picture of Colin.  Well, looks like Colin has the potential to be a F1 car racer huh?

‘Good afternoon, this is live from KL Tower, I am Siew Peng and standing next to me is Colin.’  Haha :D  Let’s have a look at some other things that we found at KL Tower that day.

It was our lucky day as they were exhibiting some telephones that are not in use or not in frequent use anymore.  For instance, the one above might still be in use but not very largely anymore.  If I am not mistaken, I used this type of public phone at my primary school.

I have never seen or used this one before.  It looks quite antique too!  However, I have used a phone with this type of dialer before.  If you are dialing, for example, the number 2, you have to put your finger in the hole and sort of spin it to the stopper next to zero and when you let go, it will go back to its original position.  Well…the larger the number, the longer you have to wait for it to finish dialing.  Oh, that includes zero though it is not the largest number but it is the last one.

I have never used the blue one too but it looks more modern than the rest so it might still be in use, probably?  Well, just a quick question.  In an emergency, are you going to use the press dialer or the spin dialer?

A bee hive was also exhibited.

It looks quite vivid.  What do you think?

And wow…a time capsule.  We have seen another time capsule at the Islamic Museum in Kuching.  What could it be that is kept in the time capsule?