Pasir Ris Park

A garden in the Pasir Ris Park.

Taken On : 10 Dec 2008

Periwinkle

Periwinkle is a very common road side flower when I was a child in the 60s. This one known as Madagascar Periwinkle.

Taken On : 10 Dec 2008

Ants

The fruit must be sweet that it attracted the ants.

Taken On : 10 Dec 2008

Papaya Tree

A papaya tree at the Pasir Ris Park.

Taken On : 10 Dec 2008

Lotus Plant

Lotus plant found at the Pasir Ris Park.

Taken On : 10 Dec 2008

Kitchen Garden

I wonder why is it called the Kitchen Garden, do you know why? A lotus pond on a boat at the Pasir Ris Park.

Taken On : 10 Dec 2008

Guess The Name Of This Flower

It's a very common flower but do you know the name? A close up view of this flower at Pasir Ris Park.

10 Dec 2008

Grasshopper At Pasir Ris Park

Found a grasshopper at the Pasir Ris Park.

Taken On : 10 Dec 2008

Lifeboat's Propeller

The lifeboat's propeller found on board the Doulos bookstore ship.

Taken On : 6 Dec 2008

Pasir Ris Park Bicycle Kiosk

The track that lead past the Pasir Ris Bicycle Kiosk. You will not miss this kiosk operated by the friendly uncle and auntie.

Taken On : 10 Dec 2008

Floating Book Fair

Caught a glimpse of the floating book fair or book shop on board the ship Doulos when it docked near the Vivo City in Singapore last year December 2008.

Taken On : 6 Dec 2008

Doulos Chimney

The chimney of the ship Doulos. You can find the word "GBA" painted on the chimney meaning Good Books for All, a non-profit organisation that aims to promote good education and international understanding. The Doulos is the world’s oldest active ocean-going passenger ship (recorded by the Guinness Book of World Records) and the largest floating book fair in the world.

Taken On : 6 Dec 2008

View Of Vivo City From Doulos

View of Vivo City from the ship Doulos.

Taken On : 6 Dec 2008

Lifeboat On Doulos

One of the lifeboats on board the 'ship bookshop' Doulos. My first visit to it when it docked at Singapore in December 2008. Quite interesting but going up and down the stairs rather difficult.

Taken On : 6 Dec 2008

Christmas Decoration At Century Square 2008

This was the Christmas decoration scene at Century Square in 2008.

Taken On : 29 Nov 2008

Old Metro At Century Square

The old Metro at the Century Square before replaced by the BHG now. Love shopping at Metro really.

Taken On : 29 Nov 2008

The Changi Cell at the Changi Museum. This is probably a duplicate where the POWs were held by the Japanese army.

Taken On : 27 Nov 2008

Entrance To Changi Musuem

The entrance to the Changi Museum from the carpark. Looks like a prison entrance I thought.

Taken On : 27 Nov 2008

Tsuru, Paper Crane

Tsuru, the Japanese term for paper crane. This has become a symbol of World Peace after WWII. If you want to have your wish come true, fold a 1000 of paper cranes - according the Japanese legend.

You can find these Tsuru at the Changi Museum Chapel.

Taken On : 27 Nov 2008

Notes And Letters At The Changi Chapel

This is one of the many many notes and letters found on the board at the Changi Chapel.

Taken On : 27 Nov 2008

Changi Museum Chapel

The Changi Museum Chapel, located at the open-air courtyard of the relocated Changi Museum, is a representative replica of the many chapels that were built during World War II. The relocation was done in February 2001.

The Chapel is dedicated to the memory of all POWs and internees who were incarcerated in Changi during 1942 to 1945. The Chapel was hand-built using Tembusu wood as the main material.

Taken On : 27 Nov 2008

Papaya-In-Papaya

Found a 'baby' papaya in this papaya that I cut up.

Taken On : 16 Nov 2008

Yummy-Crab

Chilli crabs - anyone? Different restaurants do it in different ways, had this with my family at the Fish & Co (Suntec outlet).

Taken On : 1 Nov 2008