Changi BoardWalk Part 2-Chalets

Continuing with my walk along the boardwalk, we could see some bungalows and chalets in the fenced compound. And I can recognize the above bungalow, having been there when I was a teenager. Wow, the bungalow still exist...lol.

Holiday makers BBQ in the compound.

To be continued...........

Pink Saturday-Chinese New Year Decorations at Liang Court

My pink contribution for this saturday is this giant gift box decoration at Liang Court Shopping Mall. The Chinese New Year is just around the corner (i.e. 26th January 2009) and it lasted for 15 days.

Red, Pink and Gold are the favourite colours associated with Chinese New Year.
These chinese knots are so beautifully knotted and they are real huge.

For more pinky participants, please visit Beverly of How Sweet The Sound.

Skywatch - Sunset at Changi Village

Changi Point at Changi Village is a very ideal place to take photo of sunrise and sunset. But I am not a professional photographer so my photo is not very well taken. But I am contented with the way it turn out. :)

For other sky watchers, please hop over to Skywatch blog.

Changi Board Walk - Part 1

Changi Board Walk is the latest attraction in Changi Village. It is about 1.2 km walk from Changi Village to the other far end of the island. It will be another 1.2 km when you walked back to Changi Village, so total walk is 2.4 km. But I only made the 1.2 km walk caused we took a bus back to Changi Village after completing the 1.2 km walk....lol (Ok, we cheated....hehehe...too tired and hungry to walk back.)

Closer look at the map. On the right of the map is the bridge (I featured the bridge in my earlier post.) and I am supposed to walk from the bridge to the far end of the map on the left (Kelong walk). The bridge leads to the picnic area.

The jetty (circled) was featured in my earlier post.


The Changi Boardwalk consists of four sections namely, Sunset Walk, Kelong Walk, Cliff Walk, Sailing Point Walk.

I have already shown you the bridge, jetty and please return to see my walking trails. :)

Changi Village-No Fishing

Back to my earlier post on the No Fishing Sign, I now realised why the sign was there...lol. After sorting the photos and watching the video, I realise this place is not suitable for fishing. Yes, Jim is right that the water is not safe for fishing.

The above photo might looked beautiful of the lone guy fishing in the sea, but.........

on closer look, there are many boats and ship passing in the open sea.

And there is this jetty where boats cross over to another island of Singapore called Pulau Ubin (Hahaha, I was borned and raised in Singapore for more than 40 over years but I never step into this island, maybe one day I will go there and take some photos and share with all). So the authorities are right to put the No Fishing Sign there. :) But seems like some dont care about the sign.

Two short interesting videos showing the coast of changi village.

I was walking along the 1.2 km boardwalk of Changi (i.e. from changi village to the kelong walk). On the way, I saw many things such as the above.

Please return to see more photos of changi village.