Date: Saturday, 12th May 2012
Time: 4.30pm (approx 2.5hrs)
Meeting Place : MRT Station – EW25 Chinese Garden, Exit A beside a ‘Cheers’ store
End of walk : MRT Station – Jurong East EW24
Makan place – JCube, new shopping mall or JurongEast Mrt Kopi Tiam-food centre.
EOs : ChristinaCL Chan and Serene Low
Brief Description:
Terrain is EASY for all ages.
Bring your cameras – very scenic!
Toilet facilities — at MRT station EW25. Next available approx 30/45mins later,
many available at the Jurong Gardens.
Rain or shine, we will be there!
This month, let’s go West!
In the past years, it is rare that our monthly walks is towards this direction.
Where? in this highly urbanized city we lived in to find a place that flows with greenery, peace, calm and
Serenity…. A gem in the West, of pristine beauty – Jurong Lake and its Gardens!
It is one of the "Destination Parks" that will get a massive makeover – expect significant development that
will transformed it into the next big suburban commercial hub.
Let us troop down to Jurong Lake, a 70ha freshwater lake and reservoir to enjoy its breathtaking view
before the day draws near where this area is further enhanced, changed forever!
Along the perimeter of Jurong Lake, a landscaped sanctuary Park was completed in 2006.
Pause, take in the sights across glistening waters …… see families, friends chatting under shade of
trees, strolling at leisure in the park, children frolic around with laughter, kite flying, fishing……
uhmmm…… breathe in, to energize the following week’s hustle and bustle.
Look out for clusters of older banyan tress where their aerial prop roots spread out laterally like a small
fence along certain fringe of the lake, where the trunks are covered with an orangy hue – rarely found
or seen in Singapore.
As one stroll into one of the Jurong Gardens found within the Lake, time stood still in nostalgia……….
step onto the ‘Pai Hung Ch’iao’ Bridge, the white rainbow, 13-Arch Bridge; though this bridge is shorter
than the famous 17-Arch Bridge at the Summer Palace in Peking, it still maintains the magnificent
architectural design of a typical beautiful bridge found in China.
Stay cool Be cool!
Our Walk Team EOs: Charles Wee, Jeffrey Lim, Mary Tan, Joyce Tan, Veronica Wong, Serene Low, Conrad Tang, Lydia Soh and me, ChristinaCL Chan,,,,, signing off
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1 Danny Lye
2 June Tan
3 Tan Li Li
4 Jane Chua
5 Susan CH Tan
6 Barbara Lim
7 Lee Thean Hor
8 Toon Tong Wai
9 Gabriella Chua
10 Primrose Kok
11 Mega Abdullah
12 Winnie Tan
13 Jimmy Tsin
14 Janie Leong
15 Philip Wee
16 Priscilla Wee
17 Lydia Soh
18 Terry Tang
19 Tan Chui Kheng
20 Erik Teo
21 Alice Seah
22 Christina Pan
23 Johnny Pow
24 Annie Tan
25 Tan Chor Suan
26 Eileen Ang
27 Mdm Ah Ting
28 Ang Choon Lan
29 Evelyn Ong
30 Catherine Chong
31 Grace Ng
32 Pauline Khoo
33 Seok Cheng
34 Serene Low
35 ChristinaCL Chan
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