
- Few of the micro parks with therapeutic facilities along the route.
- There is also a mini skate park near the queenstown end of the park
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- The the top of the apex!
- It is driven by these heavy duty motors
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- View of the embankment from the south bank
- More funky architecture along the route
- The bridge is decked!
- Another playground, this time a bungee jungle!
- The Hungerford & Golden jubilee bridges
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- County hall resturant with stone lions
- The Emergencies Alert Beacon (EAB) functions similarly as a military CAT status indicator which warns of possible thunderstorms
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- Here we are at the Alexandra Queenstown Park Connector!
- at our destination! pasir ris park!
- With the palace behind us
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- At the palace
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- The County Hall & aquarium
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- Who can resist another photo?
- The wheel does look daunting from below
- Street performers by the Jubilee gardens
- You can find this invisible guy everywhere.
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- trekking style!
- Strolling along the Millennium pier
- Time to continue the walk!
- Isles of dogs, mmm
- The eye is surprising crowded for a weekday
- Westminster palace along Abingdon street
- continuing through Tampines and PasirRis
- At the Victoria embankment!
- At the Aquarium entrance
- It looks just like the castles in Cambridge :P
- Wait didn't we passed this bridge already?
- Launching an observation, one capsule at a time!
- Yup stoney lions
- The view of the palace from afar.. again
- A normal gloomy day in London. :3
- our camp site for the night!
- here we have huts burnt from lighting and ponies as well!
- making all of us at home...
- the next morning day 3, peanut butter as usual for breakfast