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Cheeky Monkeys..

Category: Animals, Day, Nature, Outdoor

Month : Dec ‘08                                                       Location : Lower Pierce Reservoir, Singapore


It was a long road and there were so many wild monkeys! Feel free to drive by here if you are interested to see these cheeky animals. But please take note that feeding is strictly prohibited and you’ll be fined if you’re caught doing so... I know some pictures are quite bad, like underexposed or over but I still post it up cos I wanted to show you their funny reactions.. Enjoy!








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National Orchid Garden

Category: Day, Flowers, Nature

Month : Nov ‘08                                                Location : Singapore Botanic Gardens, Singapore


Over 1000 species and 2,000 hybrids are now found in the Gardens’ collection, with about 600 species and hybrids on display. Every year, more vibrant and enduring hybrids are added on. So that all may admire and enjoy their diversity, richness and beauty, the National Orchid Garden now offers a permanent showcase, the largest display of tropical orchids in the world. – Singapore Botanic Gardens

For more information, please visit SBG website.


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Singapore Botanic Gardens

Category: Day, Nature, Outdoor

Month : Nov ‘08                                              Location : Singapore Botanic Garden, Singapore


Singapore Botanic Gardens, at its present site, was found in 1859 by an Agri-Horticultural Society. In 1874,  the maintenance of the site was handed over to the government. The Gardens’ first Director, Henry Nicholas Ridley, came to the Gardens in 1888 and worked tirelessly for the next 23 years to usher the Gardens into the twentieth century and its most productive period historically.

It was also during Ridley’s administration that Singapore’s national flower, Vanda Miss Joaquim, was discovered. An Armenian lady, Agnes Joaquim was in her garden when a new hybrid caught her attention. Thrilled with the beautiful discovery, she rushed to Ridley with the plant. Ridley confirmed that a new orchid hybrid, previously unknown to science and that flowered freely year round has been created.

Beginning in 1928, Professor Eric Holttum, Director of the Gardens from 1925 – 1949, set up laboratories and conducted the first experiments in orchid breeding and hybridisation. The results of these experiments, free flowering and hardy orchid hybrids laid the foundation for the multi-million dollar cut flower industry. Since then, outstanding hybrids have been cultivated in the Gardens and received recognition worldwide.   -  Singapore Botanic Gardens

For more information, please visit SBG website.


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Abandoned Railway Tracks

Category: Day, Outdoor

Month : Nov / Dec ‘08                                                            Location : Sunset Way, Singapore


This is also part of my very first shootout… Some of the pics I took when I came for the second time cos I didn’t have enough time to cover the whole area the first time round. We had to climb up a hill to get here. The railway has been abandoned for a very long time. The train was used to transport people between Malaysia & Singapore. After the shoot, I had insects bite all over me.. but it was worth it.. LOL!

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Chinese & Japanese Gardens

Category: Day, Outdoor

Month : Nov / Dec ‘08                       Location : Chinese Garden & Japanese Garden, Singapore


This is my very first shootout with my kept-for-sometime-DSLR… Some of the pics I took when I came for the second time cos I didn’t have enough time to cover the whole area the first time round. It’s nothing spectacular though.. Enjoy!  =)

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