After today HQ meeting ended slightly early, which gave me some unplanned pocket time before my next meeting program. I decide to visit Geylang East Swimming Complex. It has been a while since I last swam there.
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| Geylang East Swimming Complex is 'a Blue' and a quiet Pool. |
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| If you are new to this area, you won't be able to register there is a swimming pool from a distance. Unless you can recognise the light pole (standardised throughout the Singapore Complex). The unique rounded window on the blue wall is one of the unique features of the Geylang East Swimming Pool. |
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| Walked around to reach its entrance - the strong contrasting colour. Blue and orange make us feel energetic like an old age uncle trying to tell the world that he is still young! (at heart!) |
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| There is a mini playground for the young visitors to have fun. Not many complexes will have such features. |
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| Such spacious but the floor looks rather dirty. Maybe because it is too wet and people return to the changing room in their bare feet. |
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| I can imagine the time when there was no cubicle, and that is why the yellow line to warn others of wet floors. |
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| Very flat and plain swimming complex but equips with the necessary stuff for a swimmer to swim in. |
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| Not much shelter here which is good for sun tan because... |
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| They have this bench to rest on :) |
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| The lifeguards here have a chilling position to watch over us. At least they won't need to sit under the sun. :) |
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| OOOOOO! A wall mural and it is quite amazing to work on three colours to create an energetic impression. I guess I found the "uncle" in Geylang East Swimming Complex already. He is here and forever YOUNG and ENERGETIC! |
Jeff
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