Me and 2 other friends went to Pulau Ubin one fine Saturday. I got the photos as proof!
2 'suaku' going along with me to Pulau Ubin. Our first trip there, and we've been in Singapore for at least 7 years!
The boat that looks like our boat that brought us to Pulau Ubin.
The stretch of sandy beach near Changi Village near the docks.
The most suaku looking one of all!
Yeah, we went to see the Chek Jawa place. Unfortunately, the place is closing went we were about to arrive. Next time go in the morning, stupid!
The main mode of transportation on the island. Bicycles cost you 2 bucks for rental (whole day). Damn cheap man!
One tired suaku pushing her bike.
Check out Chek Jawa! It is in high tide so we don't see much of the life like crabs and mudskippers. But we do see jellyfishes (ouch!) and schools of fish.
Same picture different angle?
Yeah, she's looking for jellyfishes.
SQ1234 request landing permission in Changi Airport. I need nasi lemak!
Colonial sytle house built by British surveyor during the early 20th century. Should be before the Second World War.
Food was cheap too, had some sort of shell fish (no idea what its called in English), potato leaves and fried cuttle fish. Mmm....
2 'suaku' going along with me to Pulau Ubin. Our first trip there, and we've been in Singapore for at least 7 years!
The boat that looks like our boat that brought us to Pulau Ubin.
The stretch of sandy beach near Changi Village near the docks.
The most suaku looking one of all!
Yeah, we went to see the Chek Jawa place. Unfortunately, the place is closing went we were about to arrive. Next time go in the morning, stupid!
The main mode of transportation on the island. Bicycles cost you 2 bucks for rental (whole day). Damn cheap man!
One tired suaku pushing her bike.
Check out Chek Jawa! It is in high tide so we don't see much of the life like crabs and mudskippers. But we do see jellyfishes (ouch!) and schools of fish.
Same picture different angle?
Yeah, she's looking for jellyfishes.
SQ1234 request landing permission in Changi Airport. I need nasi lemak!
Colonial sytle house built by British surveyor during the early 20th century. Should be before the Second World War.
Food was cheap too, had some sort of shell fish (no idea what its called in English), potato leaves and fried cuttle fish. Mmm....
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