Category: Activities outdoors

 Check out the photos of my recent halfbeak fishing trip:

http://s722.photobucket.com/albums/ww221/vincenttlwong/First%20Halfbeak%20Trip/ 

Next week is a good week to go halfbeak fishing…..  Those interested, leave me a comment and I’ll try to arrange something….

Cheers,

Vincent

Ever wondered the difference between hiking and walking?  I did and found some comparisons:

.. Hikers hike on natural trails, walkers walk on any surface – concrete, asphalt, gravel, sand.    [We walked all types]

.. Hikers seek natural environments – forests, mountains, parks. Walkers walk anywhere.     [Right! We walked everywhere not just anywhere…. Ha]

.. Hikers like to dress the part…. in natural fibers, sturdy hiking boots, a hiking stick. Walkers may look like anybody else out strolling down the street.    [some of our walkers came in hiking shoes, all set to go]  

.. Hikers bring along essentials to deal with any emergency. Walkers take their house key and maybe their wallet and water bottle.     [hee hee hee]

Are you a hiker or walker?  Me think we are both, never mind…whatever…whichever…

Let’s Hit the Trail once again shall we?  At least One step one day… aha

SHC monthly walks will resume on Saturday, 14February 2009.  

FYI, the walk team “EOs” has grown from 5 to 8! 
the 3 new additions:  Joyce Tan; Charles Chua and Serene Low.
 
For 2009 expect some changes or variety and/or difference:
1)       Most walks will still be on 2nd Saturdays of the month.
2)       EXCEPTIONS: 3 dates shall be rescheduled to the 1st Saturday instead.  The dates are: 4Apr; 2nd May & 1Aug.
3)       Most walks will still be in the afternoons, starting around 4pm.  A couple of morning walks MIGHT be scheduled.
4)       Get your feet wet, wade in shallow streams of water might come your way….

Detailed information for each walk will be posted: approx 2 weeks before scheduled date.

NOTE:  these confirmed dates, routes to be advised/confirmed in due time:

10Jan                no walk.
14Feb               Marina Barrage, "a walk that is different"        
14Mar               Keppel Island (TBC)
04Apr*              (1st Sat) Pipe Line Ramble 4 (PLR 4)
02May*             (1st Sat)TBA
13Jun                TBA
11Jul                 TBA
1Aug*               (1st Sat)  TBA
12Sep               TBA
10Oct               TBA
14Nov               TBA
12Dec               walking shoes, worn out!

We urge Members to exercise personal and group responsibility:
.. Be punctual.
.. Stay close to the group and look out for each other’s safety.
.. If you are not feeling well, please inform your friends as well as the    EOs.
.. If you need to leave earlier, please inform the EOs prior to set-off.
.. Individuals are expected to adhere to rules set by relevant authorities.

Recommendation:
1) Wear ‘walking’ shoes; light, loose clothing
2) Bring a small bottle of water; umbrella/poncho
3) Optional items: cap, sun block, camera/binoculars, insect repellant
4) Bring only the minimum, light is good!

Even if you are speedy, you may want to take the extra time to – soak in the scenery, take photos, appreciate the beautiful blooms, the butterflies, the birds and bees, perhaps a squirrel or monkeys!  Time in the natural environment should be spent observing and enjoying rather than hurrying to a destination…. the leisure walks that are intended!
Let the joy of doing a pleasant activity be there always…….

EOs of the Walk Team:   Charles Wee, Veronica Wong, Mary Tan, Jeffrey Lim, Joyce Tan; Charles Chua, Serene Low and me, ChristinaCL Chan………..signing off…

WISH ONE & ALL A FABULOUS 2009!     
see u soon!      Till then…..

hi,

i could not find any thread on golf proper so i try to start this thread..

i happen to come across many senior golfers who enjoy and keep fit with golf

even for those a little expanded at middle section of the body can find golf an enjoyable and refreshing exercise

so for those who would like to try the game and do not know to get started, please notify your interest

the rest can be discussed and arranged

… a little exercise is worth many health pills …

brianOng

Some of us like fishing from the Bedok jetty.  Others like pond fishing.  Brave ones go out and catch the big marlins.  Not so brave ones put their feet into a tub and enjoy rainbow fishes ravishing at their old skin.

We had a kelong outing, a few years ago.  SB Khoo caught a plate-size grouper.  Cannot remember, but RonaldLai caught a really tiny one.  Others just love the mahjong table.  I enjoy sleeping at the edge of the kelong, counting the stars after a couple of beers.

We are not going kelong fishing in this post.  But, if you have gone fishing in the last 12 months, share with us your experience, where you went to, what you got, what you ate, and how much did you spend.

Maybe, something might surface from your experience.  You never know.  Dont be shy.

Terence Seah

If you like to be invited to join any of the kakis groups below, you can now register via sms.  Event Organisers of any of these kakis groups may alert you via SMS.  He/she has to be a familiar face at SHC monthly gatherings; and members know him/her.  The EO should also have been a SHC member for at least 6 months. 

1. Bowling – Every ready to bowl, outside the longkang.
2. Coffee – chit chit chat, high tea, anytwhere.
3. Cycling – cyling
4. Dance – Can be line, ball, social.
5. Diving – includes snorkling.
6. Fishing – Loves pond, kelong and deep sea fishing.
7. Golf – A game lasting at least 4 hours.
8. Johore – For those who loves shopping, eating in JB.
9. Karaoke – for those who love to croak anytime.
10. Mahjong – You must have a place, then you can invite.
11. Malacca – for those who loves going to Malacca.
12. Nightout – nightbirds, and include dancing, porridge, drinks or chitchat.
13. Movie – Need a friend to see the latest movie in town.
14. Photography – out together to take pictures of sceneries, birds or people.
15. Swimming – shy to swim alone. Try the swim kakis.
Tennis – play with other like-minded tennis enthusiats.
Walking – walk walk

To join, eg the Dance kakis group,  just sms DANCE yourfullname postalcode to 9178-7097.

You need to spell the kakis group exactly, as the sms system is pretty dumb.  Then, you should get a response from the SMS system within a minute or two.

Latest update:

Wef 24 Dec 2009, the different kakis group SMS alert is operational.  If you have a confirmed activity, simply sms your text to terence at 9489-4360.  I shall dispatch your SMS to the kakis group without the next few minutes.  After a few activities, once you are familiar, you can send the msgs to the kakis group yourself.

for example:
"MAHJONG ALERT I am having a mahjong session at my house in bukit timah on Sun 22 Dec from 12nn.  Coming?  RSVP Lester Lim 1234-5678."

Terence Seah

Hi Members,

As tradition we are organizing CNY Dim Sum Lunch.

Venue:   Tian Jin (United) Restaurant

Location:  22 Cavenagh Road #02-01 Hotel Grand Central.

Time :   11:00am – 2:00pm

Cost:    $25/per pax nett.  (allocation 10pax per table)

Menu:  Prosperity Salmon Yu-Sheng, 10 kinds of Dim Sum, 2 side dishes, dessert and free flow of Tea.

Total Pax:  50 (5 tables) base on 1st pay 1st served.

Payment : By IB / ATM Transfer to Loh Yew Kwong’s POSB Current A/C 796-03473-4 by 31/Dec’08

We hope to have a enjoyable CNY gathering.

Lin, Shirleen, Yew Kwong

Registered :

1. Lin Chuah  (paid)
2. Shirleen     (paid)
3. Philip Chia (paid)
4. Terence Seah (paid)
5. King Seng (paid)
6. Liz Yeo (paid)
7. Jennifer Wee (paid)
8. Eyvonne Chew (paid)
9. Annie Goh (paid)
10. Nelly Ho (paid)
11. Geok Suan (paid)
12. Sockie (paid)
13. Judy Lim (paid)
14. Mary Chan (paid)
15. Karen Lim (paid)
16. Daisy Phua (paid)
17. Anne Chee (paid)
18. Dan Huang (paid)
19. Joy Chuang (paid)
20. Agnes Seow (paid)
21. Steven Chan (paid)
22. Jane Tan (paid)
23. Abel Tan (paid)
24. Lilian Teo (paid)
25. Jane Ong (paid)
26. Boon Liang (paid)
27. Bira Lupolo (paid)
28. Andrew Koh (paid)
29. Catherine Ho (paid) Tim Liu
30. Eileen Lee (paid)
31. Karen Thio (paid)
32. Lydia Lai (paid)
33. Maggie Teo (paid)
34. Albert (paid)
35. Bessie Lam (paid)
36. Helen T Wong (paid)
37. Ah Nee (paid)
38. Lina Ng (paid)
39. Susan Chang (paid)
40. Dennis Wee (paid)
41. Alice Seah (paid)
42. Jonathan Ong (paid)
43. Lawrence Khan (paid)
44. Marg Tian (paid)
45. Anna Seet (paid)
46. Gwyneth Lee (paid)
47. Thomas Loh (paid)
48. Dolly Lim (paid)
49. Christina ChanCL (paid)
50. Lee Seok Cheng (Paid)
51. Juliana Kok (Paid)
52. Christina ChanWH (Paid)
53. Charles Chua (paid)
54. Alicia Lim (paid)
55. Myra Chia (paid)
56. Eileen Tan (paid)
57. Sophia Lim (paid)
58. Florence Theng (paid)
59. Edmund Ong (paid)
60. Eliz Koh (paid)
61. Yew Kwong (paid)

Hi SHCians,

A few of us were discussing couple of weeks back that we intend to organise Charity Event before the CNY for those old and needy folks so that they are also able to enjoy the joy of CNY festive season.

We will be arranging a buffet lunch for about 200paxs (this cost had been taken care of) and was hoping that we can get more sponsors to give them a small goodies bag containing 1 pkg of biscuit, 1 tin of small milo and 1 small angpow so that they

Besides the usual helpers to help out in the distribution of meals to them.  I am also hoping that some of you can come forward to perform some entertainment items for them, i.e. sing song, line dancing or social dancing – Any volunteers for this showtime, pls come forward to help to make this a joyous occasion for these folks… :)

But since I hv limited cash flow on hand, I might not able to cater any lunches for all of you, so I really hope that all of you dont mind paying the lunch at your own expense.

This Event will be held on:

Date : January 24’2009 (Saturday)
Time : 12.30 – 3.30pm (Lunch will provided for those old and needy)
Venue: Church of the Nativity at the basement of the Community Hall
Address: 1259 Upper Serangoon Road (ard Hougang Ave8)

Kind contribution can be make via Lum Oi Cheng POSB Saving A/C 117-00132-6.  Thanking you in advance for the kind generosity received.

Getting there:  Nearest MRT station – Hougang (NE14)

Buses along Hougang Ave 8 : 62, 74, 113, 119 and 147 – alight at Punggol Park/opp Punggol Park (depending on which direction you are coming from)

Since Oi Cheng was there with me this morning to liaise with them on this event, she shall be the Co EO for this event.

Keen to volunteer to help, pls raise your hand here… :

So far, we have the following members’ participations

1. Dolly – contribution & helper (Rec’d $800 cash)
2. Oi Cheng – helper
3. Terence – helper
4. Lin Chuah – helper (Rec’d $200 cash)
5. Yew Kwong – helper
6. Boon Liang – helper
7. Lily Ho – $200 contribution, xport and helper (Rec’d $200 cash)
8. Karen Thio – helper
9. Tim – $200 contribution & 1 song item (Rec’d $200)
10. Jennifer Lim – $100 and helper (Rec’d $100 cash)
11. Celia Wong – (Rec’d $100)
12. Geok Suan – Some cash contribution (Rec’d $100 cash)
13. Mary Lee (Perth) – (Rec’d $100)
14. Florence Ho – donations (Rec’d $100)
15. Veronique – $100 contribution and helper (Rec’d $100)
16. Clara Chay – Singing and helper
17. Melissa Khng – $100 contribution and helper (Rec’d $100)
18. Susan Tan – $150 contribution and helper (Rec’d $150)
19. Janet Heng – $100 contribution & helper (Rec’d $100 cash)
20. Liu – helper
21. Judy Lim – Singing and helper
22. Charles Chua – Cash contribution and transport (Rec’d $100 cash)
23. King Seng – helper
24. June Tan – helper
25. Chan ChristinaWH – $100 (Rec’d $100)
26. Margaret Lee – donation and helper (Rec’d $200 cash)
27. Helen Lee – helper
28. Lilian Teo – helper
29. Shirleen – helper
30. June Lim – $100 and helper (Rec’d $100)
31. AhNee – helper
32. Nor, Ah Nee, Suzhang & Lina (Rec’d $200)
33. Thomas Loh – sing song and helper
34. ChrisCL Chan – $200 and helper (Rec’d $200)
35. Steven Chan – helper
36. Eileen Lee $100 contribution and helper (Rec’d $100 cash)
37. Alicia Soh – $100 contribution and helper (Rec’d $100 cash)
38. Mike – helper
39. Dhevi – helper
40. LH Jie – $100 contribution (Rec’d $100 cheque)
41. Sockie – helper
42. Jessie Tan – $100 contribution and helper (Rec’d $100)
43. Maureen Lee – helper
44. Molly Chua – helper (Rec’d $200)
45. Helen Wong – $100 contribution, singing and helper (Rec’d $100)
46. Danz&Joy – (Rec’d $100)
47. Raymond Low – $100 contribution (Rec’d $100)
48. Bira – (Rec’d $100 cash)
49. Annie Goh – (Rec’d $100 cash)
50. Kenneth Tan – (Rec’d $50 cash)
51. Mega – (Rec’d $50 cash)
52. Lee Peng Peng – (Rec’d $50)
53. Grace Wong – helper (Rec’d $100)
54. Grace Kok – (Rec’d $50)
55. Jassmine Teo – (Rec’d $100)
56. Eleanor Chan – (Rec’d $100 cash)
57. Jonathan Ong – (Rec’d $100)
58. Pauline Tan – (Rec’d $50)
59. Lisa Ong – $100 contribution and helper (Rec’d $100)
60. Wee Jee – (Rec’d $100)
61. AnnTo – (Rec’d $100)

Hope to get more volunteers… 

Cheers… Dolly

Let’s say you have organised a dancing event for this Saturday night.  And you would like to contact other SHCians who love dancing.   So, you write a Post, inviting members to attend.  Then, you complain that this website does not permit telephone numbers to be published.  And, not everybody reads this website every week.  So, some would miss out on the event.

Well, the Event Organiser can now inform "Registered and Interested" dancers via the SHC sms system.  Here’s how I think it can be done.

1. The Event Organiser must be a familiar face at SHC monthly gatherings; and members know him/her.  Must have been a SHC member for at least 6 months.  Your date of joining is prefixed to your registered name.
2. The Event Organiser must write a Post on the dance event, on this website.  If needed, the EO can request Admin to send an sms to inform the registered dance group.
3. All SHCians who love to be informed of any dancing event can register their names with the sms server.  Those who do not register will NOT receive the SMS.  You can de-register anytime.  For more details of the dance event, the member must still check the Post on this website.  How?  I shall inform you this week.

Notes:

• SHC will not release any telephone numbers of members.  Members will only be informed via SMS; the EO will not know your telephone number.
• The EO will have to compose and send the SMS message to me, max 120 characters.

This service will also be made available to other sports, hobbies or interest groups, if there is sufficient interest.   Strictly no politics, race, sex, religion, direct selling and MLM. 

Terence Seah

Hi Guys

U had experienced F1 Car Racing last Sep. Now comes F1 Cycling sponsored by OCBC n organised by Spectrum Worldwide, a 1st of its kind event in Spore which will be held on Sun, 22 Feb 09.  9 of us crazy cyclists had since signed up for this event.  We look forward to see U participating. Perhaps we can form a contingent of 88 or 101 members to represent SHC. 

More information here : http://sg.news.yahoo.com/cna/20081118/tap-700-singapores-mass-cycling-event-ai-231650b.html

How to register here : http://www.ocbc.cyclesingapore.com.sg/

Latests :

Bike Rentals Available : More info here – http://ocbc.cyclesingapore.com.sg/media/OCBC%20Cycle%20Singapore%202009%20-%20Bike%20Rental.pdf

Early Bird Discount Extended : Midnite, Mon 5 Jan 09.

Dear Passionate Cyclists

For this month cycling, we will continue our leisure ride up to NSRCC.

Meet at rear of McDonald Restaurant, Marina Cove, East Coast Parkway.

Rented bikes with special rates for SHC members are available.

Activity will be not be cancelled even if it rains but will be brought indoor for chitchat session. We will go for dinner together after the cycling session.

Rain or shine, we will definitely be there 4U. Look forward 2seeing u guys

Our Usual Program

• 4.00 – 4.30 pm : Gather 4chitchating, if possible inside aircon McDonald Restaurant.  
• 4.35 pm : Proceed 2bike rental kiosk 2rent bikes.
• 4.40 – 6.30pm : cycle up to NSRCC and back
• Ah Nee and Lily will lead standard distance
• Jade will coach  ‘L’ plates,  Please raise your hand if you are a ‘LEARNER’ so that we can attend to you.
• 7.00 pm : Proceed for dinner at nearby restaurant

TQ, Cycling Group (Douglas, Ah Nee, Jade, Lily and Yew Kwong)

Who Are Coming :-

1. Douglas
2. Ah Nee
3. Lily
4. Maureen Lee
5. Susan Tan
6. Lina Ng
7. Suzhang
8. Norlinda
9. Helen Chiew
10. Dolly Lim
11. John Howe
12. Chin Boon
13. Liz Yeo
14. Joy C
15. Dan Huang
16. Molly Chua
17. Neo Sock Cheng
18. Ronald Wie – roller blade
19. Andrew Thio – roller blade

Click here to view photos

HI ALL SHC DANCERS

First of all let me and Alice congratulate James and Susan Tan for organising  the sparkling dance show at the Kovan CC last night, which unfortunately we were not able to be presence.  The coming dance event at the Esplanade will definitely bring more interest to the dancing circle of the SHC. 

Heres the latest highlights of the DANCE FESTIVAL at the ESPLANADE   –  STRICTLY BALLROOM

DATE:       19th OCTOBER, 2008 (SUNDAY)

VENUE:     ESPLANADE OPEN COURTYARD  (stage right in front of the Main Entrance)…F R E E….

ATTRACTIONS:    Performances and workshops By top American Professional Champions DB & KG                       (unfortunately non SHC names are not allowed to be mentioned here)

                           Performances by 10 Dance Youth Champions

SCHEDULES:       6.00 to 6.45pm  Latin Cha Cha, Jive and Samba performances by youth champions

                                                     Jive workshop for kids (aged 6 and above) by DB & KG

                            8.15 to 10.30pm Latin Cha Cha, Rumba and Paso Doble performances by DB & KG

                                                       Waltz and Rumba workshop by DB

                                                        Non-stop ballroom and social dance music by  top DJ to party the night away.

HAPPY  DANCIN’……….C U THERE

RON n ALICE LAI                                           

Hi Members

Ann Lim with Dennis Wee and Yew Kwong are co-organising this event.  

Date                  : Sunday, 2 November 2008

Time                  : 2.30 pm to 6 pm (estimated)

Itinerary           :

• 3 pm – Singapore Flyer
• 4 pm – Hippo River Cruise
• 5 pm – Mongolian BBQ Dinner at Kublai Khan located on 4th floor Park Mall, Penang Rd. Package price only covers basic food spread excluding expensive choices of oyster, shark fin, scallop, etc. This restaurant does not serve pork and has many Muslim customers patronising it for lunch n dinner.

Info on Spore Flyer : http://www.singaporeflyer.com/

Hi there! Cycling enthusiasts,

Come and join us for this fun & exciting event. The Riding Passion lead by Douglas will take a short break…. have a KIT KAT.

For this month cycling, Douglas will join me leading the riders for a leisure ride along the stretch of East Coast cycling track. Our first stop over will be at Bedok Jetty, then continue to NSRCC and back to bike rental kiosk.

For those who are not so sure of how to cycle, Jade will be around to coach (L plate), otherwise will follow the slow cyclists (distance will depend).

Rain or shine, we will definitely be there for you. If it rains, let’s party…hahaha…. Looking forward to see you guys & gals on Sat, 18 Oct. Cheers!

? Program

• 4.00 pm: Meet at McDonald Restaurant, East Coast Parkway, Marine Cove.

• 4.30 pm: Proceed to rent bicycle at Coastal Recreation (bike rental kiosk). Bike rental at special rate for SHC members, cost $5 (includes 1 bottle of mineral water).

• 4.45 pm: Flag off for cyclists

• 6.30-7.00 pm: All cyclists assemble at bike rental kiosk to return bikes.

• 7.00 pm: Dinner time……..

VERY IMPORTANT NOTICE : Pls raise your hand if you are a "LEARNER"!!! We need to identify you so that you can be attended to otherwise you have to sit by n watch.  

TQ, Cycling Group (Ah Nee, Douglas, Jade, Lily n Yew Kwong)

Who Are Coming –

1. Douglas
2. Ah Nee
3. Suzhang
4. Lina Ng
5. Norlinda
6. Molly Chua
7. Ronald Lee
8. John Howe
9. Susan Tan
10. Daisy Yeo
11. Dan Huang
12. Joy Chuang
13. Maureen Lee
14. Pearlynn Tan
15. Terence Seah
16. Chin Boon
17. Ronald Wie (rollerblade)
18. Lydia Chin
19. Maggie Teo
20. Albert Tan
21. Kathryn Lee (rollerblade)
22. Andrew Thio (may rollerblade if ground is dry)
23. Andrew Yeung
24. James Tan
25. Patsy Lim
26. Wana Tay
27. Tricia Har

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Monthly Walk: PipeLine Ramble 3 (from Turf City to Bt Panjang Pk)

Date: 11 October 2008 (Saturday)

Start Time: we shall start the walk at 4.30pm sharp!
Duration:  less than 3 hours.

Meeting Point:
at TURF CITY – the waiting point for shuttle service to/fro Clementi.

Getting There:  (in your travel time, do allow waiting time)
1)  from Clementi  or  Toa Payoh Bus Interchanges to Turf City: take the complimentary half-hourly(approx) Free shuttle bus services.

2)  Alternate, Public Bus Services:
2a)  Services Along Dunearn Road: 66, 67, 74, 77, 151, 154, 157, 170, 170X, 171, 174, 700, 852, 960, 961, 970.   Alight at the bus stop opposite Sixth Avenue Centre

2b)  Services Along Bukit Timah Road: 66, 67, 74, 77, 151, 154, 157, 170, 170X, 174, 171, 700, 851, 852, 960, 961, 970, 980.   Alight at the bus stop at Sixth Avenue Centre.

(If you are taking these Public Buses, after alighting, take a 5-mins walk towards Turf City, look for the shuttle service waiting point to/fro Clementi)

Leaders for this walk:  JeffreyLim & ChristinaCL Chan.

The 2nd ramble "PLR-2" came to past in August 2008; the trial ended at Turf City.  Let’s Ramble On to another part of Singapore!…….

The terrain is not too rugged.  A grassland fringed by trees; though slopes are gradual there might be little or no defined foot holds ie., could be a little slippery so, proper footwear is encouraged. 

This segment has only 1 obstacle which might provide a wee challenge.
The options are:

1)  get down & walk a U-shaped DRAIN.  Not wide canals. Whilst you are crossing, hope no water gushes out on you…. heehehe

2)  leap across, ensure you land on the narrow ledge (at most, your head will hit not a wall but the huge waterpipe "OUCH!"  the echos ‘gong…ng….ng’! ringing in your ears for a couple of secs.  

3)  perhaps, there is another way  to cross over?  we shall see…..

After passing through Bukit Panjang Park, we shall end the walk with dinner at a big coffeshop (Blk 272) where a variety of food awaits you.

WALK ENDS:  Blk 272 Bangkit Road, off Bt Pangjang Rd. 

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Dear SHCians,

The schedule for Q4 (Oct to Dec08):

11Oct    PipeLine Ramble 3

08Nov    MacRitchie Suspension Bridge

13Dec    (have fun doing your Christmas shopping)

We shall hang up our walking shoes for 2 months:  No walks for Dec08 and Jan09.        

Another year of exciting, interesting trails!    
For 2.5 years, there were only 3 of us in the walk team: Charles Wee, Veronique Wong and I.  Joining us in 2008, we have Mary Tan and Jeffrey Lim, that makes 5!  JeffL joined us mid year and introduced the interesting "trail of our water pipeline".  We also visited the new HortPark/Southern Ridges.  

Do you know?
Monthly walk schedule: 2nd Saturday/each month! unless otherwise stated.
Details of each walk: Post will appear approx 2 weeks prior to scheduled date.
Rain or shine, scheduled walks will not be cancelled.

We wish to encourage YOU to join the Walk team as "EOs"!  
You just need to give time; have a sense of direction, like to organize/lead and Enjoy meeting people.          we will share with you.. come, talk to us…….   

Till then…. stay Cool! 

The Walk Team
(Charles Wee, Christina Chan, Veronica Wong, Mary Tan & Jeffrey Lim)