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sights.. well... you did never know exist in modern singapore!
follow the purple umbrella!
still on our journey to the west
with no mercy from the sun either!
ooooooo shade!
pitstop!
random UFO in sky with random ULO on ground
music up! lets go!
sebas with a typical case of heato-robic-seletar-pobia
no wonder!
one of our regular walk pitstops
if you can smell this photo, you know you are there!
yea man!
conquering the dam
with rather interestin sights along the way
like a makeshift jetty
with state of the art waterfront gym and cycle machines
the place is popular with campers and fishermen as well
I feel the earth, moving right under my feet...
After a few jungles, twists and turns, poof Yishun Park!
the heat is everywhere
yea, everywhere alrite...
oh I tot we are the only monkeys around!
the toilets here are really Sazzy! Really! and they speak too!
from Yishun park, our next stop...
Sembawang Park! Finally!
and the home of Bustops with black leather seats
not to mention a place for us crazy trekkers for the night!
we chatted and played card games in the hut
there are nearby swings & playground in case we hadn't got enough of pasir-ris park ones
but it's one of the most open and cozy ones
not that we are totall obsessed with
theres even an event held there then too
the nearby shipyard is also where all the big boys come to play
but the sea views are quite spectacular
but a hit for fishermen too
the deep water not only allows docking of large ships
the jetty is a popular fish & crab fishing point
see sea!
more of the distant wetdocks
random shipyard crane
here is how the bait for crab traps are set
back to out camp site
remember to slow down before approaching the hump
and what other better way spend to night...
if you can see squint, clearly the signs says no cycling
I didn't do that!
its not exactly one of the bigger parks around
come to think about it, sandpit playgrounds are a rare sight in Singapore now
than to cannibalise the weight we had to carry all the while