He aint' heavy

A video clip dedicated to my best friend. Enjoy.

The River’s Tale



Tides of change

Check out the book in the link below, compliment of URA. 

The Singapore River Trail

Spanning 6 kilometres in length, the Singapore River is the centre of Singapore history. The book features walking trail along the three quays; the Boat Quay, the Clarke Quay and the Roberson Quay. Have yourself a good pair or walking shoes and enjoy the trails.

View of The Read Bridge

Progress Report

a picture that captures all....

It has been 4 years since the first residential project at Marina Bay, The Sail, was issued Temporary Occupation Permit (TOP). Back then, MB Sands was not even there yet. Sands was fully opened last year with latest attractions such as ArtScience Museum and LV Crystal Pavilion added to the list. Today, the bay is much more matured with most of the projects along the 3.5km bay walk completed. The 2^nd Phase of the Marina Bay Financial Centre (MBFC) is about to be completed this year. When completed, the number of shops at the Marina Bay Links will be doubled. There will also be a 9,000 sq ft food court at MBFC newest tower operated by NTUC. Asia Square, when completed will have another first class hotel (Westin) by the bay. All these are adding a lot of life and vibrancy to the bay. Later this year, Gardens by the bay will be officially opened. Gardens by the Bay is a billion dollar project and will further enhance the excitement in the bay area.

Have you taken the 3.5km walk around the bay yet?

Gardens by the bay - to be opened later this year

Now and then

These two photo were taken from the same angle. The Fullerton Building (now is Fullerton Hotel) is in the background of the two photos. Notice how the land was reclaimed from the sea. What is left of an open sea then is now a man made bay, known as Marina Bay. Interesting...

The 3.5 kilometer walk around the bay

It has been 2 ½ years since the 1st resident moved in to The Sail. Today, the amenities enjoy by the residents are among the best in the country. You can take a leisure stroll around the 3.5 kilometer walk by the bay. The 3.5 kilometer walk will include the sights of the Marina Bay Sands, the Helix, the Floating Platform, Esplanade by the bay, Merlion, One Fullerton, Fullerton Bay Hotel, Clifford Pier, Custom House and the Central Promontory. Next year, the Garden by the bay shall be ready, bringing the vibrancy of the bay to the next level. Go and check the area out this weekend with your family. It is the best place to catch the New Year's eve fireworks. If you do not wish to drive, take a MRT to Raffles Place. The underground network will lead to the heart of Marina Bay Financial Centre where you can start your 3.5 kilometer walk. Remember to bring along your camera.

Progress report of Marina Bay Sands

Scheduled to open for business in early 2010, the Marina Bay Sands is currently undergoing the last phase of the development where the three towers will be joined by a 340m long SkyPark at a height of 220m. The construction of the SkyPark is an Engineering marvel not to be missed. Check out the amazing facts about the SkyPark by double click on the 2nd photo.

Clifford Pier Resurrected!

Clifford Pier is located in the Downtown Core of the Central Region. It was named after Sir Hugh Charles Clifford, Governor of the Straits Settlements, was officially opened on 3 June 1933. On Dec 12, 2008 - the well known old landmark was resurrected after it was closed two years ago for restoration. Clifford Pier was used as a terminal for ferries leaving for the Southern islands. It was known for its grand arches and referred to as by the locals ang theng beh thow or red lamp pier - due to its red lamps that were used to guide ships and boats to it. Many may even have step foot to the the island in the early days