Photos from Labrador Park

The waves crashing on the shorelines! :) The scene was just so beautiful, I couldn't help but take photos of it! ^.^

Photos from Labrador Park

Little signboard at the front of the trail for the Coastal Walk! :) I couldn't take the full image because I was just too short. :<

Photos from Labrador Park

YAY FARHANAAA! :DD I think she's enjoying the scenery from the Labrador Coastal Walk too? :)

Photos from Labrador Park

This is the scenery from the Labrador Park Coastal Walk! :) It's nice right? ^^ Hahah, but it was really humid and hot! .____.

Labrador Park Outing!

The outing was fun, full of laughter! :) But. There was just one tiny problem. We didn't know where Labrador Park was! So we walked around and around, just looking for Labrador Park. I am very sure we walked an extra 5km just looking for it. -.- Like seriously. I am not kidding. It was so tiring after we finished the outing! My legs are so jelly right now. T_T Anyways, I'm gonna post pictures that we took at Labrador Park in this blog! :) LOL enjoy! :B

Okay, so Labrador Park looks a bit like this. :) I found this picture on the internet. But we can't just take pictures from the internet and upload in this blog. We have to really take pictures of ourselves as a team at Labrador Park. I guess this is just a random picture? :D

More Information on Labrador Park!

It looks like there's a coastal walk in Labrador Park! This coastal walk could very well be the answer to our Geography Project! :D Found some information on this website:
http://www.nparks.gov.sg/cms/index.php?option=com_visitorsguide&task=naturereserves&id=48&Itemid=75


Quoted from the website:
Labrador Nature & Coastal Walk 
Located within the walking distance of Labrador Park MRT Station, the newly launched Labrador Nature & Coastal Walk comprises three distinct segments - Alexandra Garden Trail, Berlayer Creek mangrove trail, and Bukit Chermin Boardwalk. The Alexandra Garden Trail runs along Alexandra Road from Depot Road to Telok Blangah Road, through the Berlayer Creek mangrove area and skirts the foothills of Bukit Chermin. Currently one of two remaining mangroves in the south of mainland Singapore, Berlayer Creek is home to a myraid of fauna and flora - some 60 bird species, 19 fish species and 14 true mangrove plant species have been recorded here. Take a walk along the coastal foothill of Bukit Chermin on the Bukit Chermin Boardwalk. It is an elevated boardwalk which connects the Berlayer Creek mangrove trail and the Labrador Nature Reserve to the promenade at the Reflections at Keppel Bay.


But it seems like a really long walk to our answers right? O.O I think our legs are really gonna hurt tomorrow... T_T