Hi Blog,
Southern Ridges is one of the place which I had visited but no actual record for my blog, so I decided to bring them to you. It is a special trail which connects park to park.
(read up more)
Let's GO! my ex-students met me at Habourfront Station and exited from exit D.
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Our first starting point at the foot of Marang Trail |
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We climbed up a few flights of stairs |
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Finally got to the top of Mount Faber Park
Weird thing about Singapore is,
usually other countries have beautiful landscape like mountains or ocean to view,
but in Singapore.... we see buildings.... |
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Ah! Wefie is a must! |
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Wearing my trisuit and top with a t-shirt...
I don't want to make others feel disgusted by my attire...
anyway... Ring a dell for better world and trip |
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Since we climbed up, and now we had to climb down |
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AH! Our first bridge - Henderson Wave |
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I love the "smooth" texture bridge, wanted to lay on it but... no one helps me to take picture. Hahaha |
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Perspective makes it look satisfying. |
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Looked like... Cool weather today |
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Good place to chill and it will look even COOLER at night :) |
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Okay! Let's head up to Hilltop Walk |
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Another Bridge at Telok Blangah Hill Park |
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It was like visiting Tree Top Walk. |
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It is also named as Forest Walk. |
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It is quite a sight to view at and length. |
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Here is Alexandra Arc |
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and we reached my favourite HortPark. |
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Sigh....... I wished I can stay here and careful document the HortPark than passing by....
Oh well... at least admiring the artwork whatever I can, like this two ladybugs! |
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I wanted to visit a Edible Garden but... bye bye.... |
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WAH! Glasshouse Garden! they are locked...... |
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Okay! I have not been here before, we were going up to Canopy Walk. |
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Like Tree Top Walk :D but more up close the trees |
Half way we needed to exit from walk and headed on to Haw Par Villa
(read more) which is just nearby, purpose was to bring the kids to introduce the stages of Hell and receed the place.
Haw par villa is also known as Tiger Balm Gardens, which is named after brothers Aw Boon Haw and Aw Boon Par, and a place where displays many statues depicting scenes from Chinese folklore.
Jeff
Let me here if I'm going to SG. You should promise me. Ahahaha
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