and leads on throughout the whole ground floor rapid baggage collection
the sg-johor straits
just when you thought you saw us all
me see... long glass tunnel mmmm
Met up with sotong and more of the SGrunners thereafter before our return bus trip in the afternoon
rawr! boil in unison evil curry & noodles!
sun rays peeking through the clouds
I wanna go home!
and the arrival/meeting hall on the left
KM also paid us a visit in the night
the jetty is a popular fish & crab fishing point
now you don't!
the shipyard's always buzzing with activity
more of the distant wetdocks
back to out camp site
the johor straits
the koi bridge to go with a koi pond!
The girls and more sun!
there are alot of heavy industries lined along the roads
many of the few "look no hands" water fountains at every one of the 56 toilets in T3
next stop we are going downunder...
Here we have the spinny rubbery thingies where your stuff sits on going in circles till you pick it up
but it's one of the most open and cozy ones
its not exactly one of the bigger parks around
here we have snaking taxi queues which can be double up for hello kitty queuing as well!
the nearby shipyard is also where all the big boys come to play
now you see it
rise and shine! day 4!
for removing a bubblewrap? a fine city indeed! Tear it off! tear it off!
as usual the parks are all deserted in the mornings
more goldfish blowers at the top
lock and load!
love how the sun lights up the sand in the morning
next off to the transit area!
remember to slow down before approaching the hump
in a flash the park is full in quiet tranquility in the night
these 2 platforms within the transit area will serve the long B gates.
us half-marathoners
but a hit for fishermen too
our remarkable cloth shield in full glory!
mosquito baits check!
Shot with the TLR from SGrunners
and theres more than enough for everyone!
fine exquise dinning at it's best
everybody have a chance at it!
theres more from where that came from....
Dang, they took away the pits!
next up - ultra long stretchs of road at a go
but the sea views are quite spectacular
resting at busstops