F E L I N E R S

we went there 2 weekends ago.. and it wasn't as good as i thought it'd be.. =( it was situated in klang and the journey took us about an hour plus to reach.. blehh.. i stumbled upon kennysia's page.. apparently he went to the circus when it was in kuching.. and he mentioned this - "The opening act features all the circus performers coming out to do the most unenergetic dance in the whole of mankind".. haha.. i couldn't agree more.. candid

fu

'busy' walk

aristo, poosy, zero
yvonne, jason, aristo


doggy show


doggy (x4) show

man in a spinning wheel

men in spinning wheels

(notice there's no crash pad underneath? craziness right? 1 of them did an additional stunt - skipping rope on the outter wheel while it was spinning)

FIVE bikers within the globe thingy

FIVE!!!! 5 of them riding simultaneously!! my heart almost dropped while watching this stunt

angel-acrobat

weeee..!!

elephant show

the tricks that the elephant did:-

1. with 1 leg on a stool, he rotated himself around (the stool)

2. carried a man on itself & walk around

3. hit a ball with a bat using its trunk

4. bend tunes on a harmonica (but i was thinking, this isn't a real, real trick, coz 1 man was holding the harmonica against its nostrils & all the elephant needed to do was to breathe, naturally..)

the bye-bye picture

i wasn't really enthralled much. i find it rather uninteresting, really. i guess it's because i knew what was expected, and worse still, i expected more. in conclusion, it would be best for kids loh i suppose. i just wasn't thrilled when i saw the clown prancing about or when the dancers did the 'i have no more energy' dance.. however, i'd give credits to the men on wheels, the stunt bikers, and those who did the hanging thing using just 2 pieces of cloth.. (i didnt post the picture here coz didn't manage to get good shots of it) anyhow, it can be viewed on kennysia's page at http://www.kennysia.com/archives/2006/05/royal_london_ci.php