Mark and Vicki had been wanting to swim with Dolphins for ages, and thought they would have to wait until they went to the US again - but Singapore had some for them - they were pink! They are born grey and slowly change their pigmentation as they get older.
Tuesday, 3 November 2009
Swimming with Dolphins
Mark and Vicki had been wanting to swim with Dolphins for ages, and thought they would have to wait until they went to the US again - but Singapore had some for them - they were pink! They are born grey and slowly change their pigmentation as they get older.
Leaving Singapore for Pulau Ubin
We drove to Changi Village, north East singapore and took a Bum Boat across the water (10 mins) to Pulau Ubin, where we hired bikes and cycled around, past deep quarries full of water, lots of bird and animal life. Crabs in the Mangroves, little snakes on logs, a wild pig.....
After a couple of hours we stopped for some seafood and took the Bum Boat back to reality.
Monday, 2 November 2009
sightseeing with Mark and Vicki
Visiting China Town where the Sri Mariamman Temple was celebrating Deepavali - everything in the temple had been decorated with beautiful cloth for the festival. Sampling indian food from the market, placed on banana leaves.
Visiting the Chinese Wet Market and seeing the array of colours in vegetables, fruit, meat and seafood - black chickens fascinated Vicki and Mark found an industrial sized blender.
The Chinese Heritage Centre was full of great photos and easy facts and then a complete shophouse depicting how life and living used to be.
We then had lunch in a Tea House, where Mark prepared chinese tea and we had deicious fresh dim sum - yum!
Going to a Tea House for lunch - with the ritual of making chinese tea and eating it with delicioiuis Tim Sum (Dim sum to us).
The 26th Sept - Day after the Grand Prix
Sending the cars off to Japan in containers.
We went off to the Singapore Flyer to get a good view of the city - it took us 2 hours to get there and we ended up walking for over 1 hour - the roads were still closed off to the public! The views of the Grand Prix circuit are pretty amazing from the air. We had seats in the middle top of the yellow block of seats. Within 4 days the city was back to normal, until next year!
2nd Singapore Night Grand Prix with Mark & Vicki 25-27th September 2009
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