Every June and July, since 1997, Kuala Lumpur would be blanketed in haze from forest fire around the region, especially Indonesia. No exception for this year. Air quality dropped rapidly recently and visibility in KL is less than 2 KM and Twin Tower is dissappeared in haze! I MISS KLCC TWIN TOWER!

Only then I realised I have taken some photos of the pair of “sweet corn” couple of months ago when the sky was still clear and blue. So for those travellers who came to Malaysia and KL recently, trying to take a good shot on KLCC Petronas Twin Tower but found dissappointed because of the haze, stay cool, I posted this snapshot of KL Petronas Twin Tower for your memory. Cheer up! For some other twilight scenes of KL city skyline, you may visit my istock page. – Travel Feeder.

KL Twin Tower

The above photo was captured with Nikon D60

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Oh my goodness! The world is sick! All major cities in this world are reporting new laboratory confirmed cases everyday on Influenze A(H1N1) infection! According to WHO latest report, as on 24th June 2009, a total of 55867 confirmed cases and 238 death cases was reported from 102 countries! Among the total accumulated figure, USA, Canada and Mexico recorded the highest number of cases. Over 60% of the cumulative cases are from these major North America countries.

The disease is spreading at a rapid pace because Influenza A(H1N1) virus is spread from person-to-person through transmittance as easily as the normal seasonal flu. It could be passed to other people by exposure to infected droplets expelled by coughing or sneezing that can be inhaled, or that can contaminate hands or surfaces. Most importantly is Influenza A(H1N1) could be fatal if discovered or treated late!

The virus is spreading over every corner of our world because our people travel from everywhere to everywhere at every second in every day! So to say, because of travelling, the virus spreads. Does it mean that we should stop travelling?

As a travel blog that encouraging people to travel, should Travel Feeder stop blogging about travel? Should I cancel my trip where I have already booked to Phuket? Tourists have brought H1N1 to the famous travel destination. “Come on! Our world is in deep sh*t and we must stop spreading the bloody H1N1 flu!

We thought the virus would be spreading during spring season and contained during the summer, like SARS six years ago, but it doesn’t seem to be the same for H1N1…. Where is my direction? Please enlighten me. :(Travel Feeder.

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Sorry for waiting… After ….. err… 9 months I wrote about stories -Top 5 Cities to travel in Europe, London and Top 5 Cities to go for your Europe tour, Rome, and Top 5 cities must visit in Europe, Paris, let’s continue our 4th city of Europe, of my choice. Before I continue on the Part 4 of the [...]

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Wow! Time flies. I almost forgot. Travel Feeder has just turned 1 year old yesterday! I realised that when I was blogging for something else. I’m going to celebrate! I’m going to celebrate! Wait a second. How should I celebrate? What am I celebrating for? What has Travel Feeder achieved during the past year?
Although it [...]

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Still remember the quiz that I’ve asked recently on the above travel photo with some chinese words on the arch? Well, nobody has guessed it right. In fact it is written with ancient Chinese calligraphy which is so uncommon to our current generations that few could understand what it is. That was also why our local [...]

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Mmm… may I congratulate myself? Yes! Well done Travel Feeder. After starting to blog about travel since almost a year ago (still a week to go before its birthday…), Travel Feeder has finally, though not ultimately, achieved another milestone, a Google PR4 status! What is actually PR4?
PR or Google Page Rank is an ranking index as [...]

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I just remember there is still a travel photo quiz running in Travel Feeder which I haven’t got the answer and I have also not giving out the answer! Sorry about that. You may still give a wild guess on it here…. while I’m writing something about it. Meanwhile, I’m showing this another travel photo [...]

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I have talked about why you should carry a camera waist belt bag, why you should carry a DSLR on your travel, and now I’m going to show you which camera waist belt bag I have been using for my Nikon D60 DSLR.
I love waist bag as I found it so easy for me to [...]

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Well, well, well. There are actually 2 different school of thoughts here. Some people (or even pro shooters) prefer to carry full, to fit all and every camera equipment into 1 bag, in case they need either of them, like 1 or 2 camera bodies, full range of short & long lense, flash, tripod, memory cards, laptop [...]

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The era of DSLR has come in digital camera world finally. New models are coming out every half year in the current trend and price is getting more and more competitive while image sensor resolution is getting higher and higher. Moreover, size of a DSLR is getting smaller and smaller while the weight is getting [...]

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