Category: Activities outdoors

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Kelong trip on 19/20 April: Now Open for Payment

Hi , all who have registered for the overnight trip to Hotboys Kelong on19/20 April 2008:

Payment for the trip is now open!

Please help us make this trip a success by making your payments early to confirm your participation.

Cost Per Person :
    
·    S$100/- for those needing land transport TO and FROM Tanjong Leman Jetty, and
·    S$75/- per person for those going to Tanjong Leman Jetty on their own.

Mode of Payment:

·    By ATM or IBanking to the following account: "DBS Saving Plus 023-2-036-239"

Closing Date :  31st March 2008

Please note the following:

Due to conditions stipulated by Hotboys Kelong, all payments once made cannot be refunded;

We will depart Singapore from a location (most probably at an MRT station in a central location) to be decided at 6.30am sharp. (We need to arrive at Tg Leman by 10.00am)

Those who have not yet registered for the trip will be considered subject to availability vacancies.

All future comments relating to advice of payments and the kelong trip in general should be made on this thread. The other threads will no longer be available for posting of comments.

Thank you, and have a nice day.

Ron Koh

 

Participants Who Have Paid Up/Confirmed Going (as at 1 April 2008):

01. Tim Liu
02. Lily Ho Willocq
03. Charles Wee
04. S.B. Khoo
05. Gingko
06. Janet Chan
07. Grace Kok
08. Douglas Chan
09. Boon Liang
10. Veronique Lee
11. Ron Lai
12. Alice Lai
13. S.K. Chua
14. Andrew Koh
15. Terence Seah
16. Alice Seah
17. Fong Cheong Kong
18. Gwenyth Lee
19. Eliza Chua
20. Catherine Yeo
21. Veron Wong
22. Pearlyyn Tan
23. Wana Tay
24. Catherine Chan
25. Jennifer Ong
26. Ron Koh
27. Dennis Wee
28. Dan Huang
29. Chian Wah

Participants Who Paid & Wil be Using Personal Transport:

01. Lina Ng
02. Suzhang
03. Molly
04. Lee Ah Nee

No Response to Date and Assumed Not Going:
 
01. Jimmy Chew
02. Sally Chew
03. Margie Koh  


Monthly Walk: 12th April (Sat) PipeLine Ramble I

Leaders: 
Jeffrey Lim & ChristinaCL Chan

Date:    12
April 2008
(Saturday)

Trail:    PipeLine
Ramble I

from Outram Park mrt / Pearl’s Hill ending at Farrer Road (Holland Road/Queensway)

Start Time: we shall start the walk at 4.00pm sharp! Do plan to arrive punctually.  

Duration: approx 3 hours.

Meeting Point: MRT Station: Outram, Street Level. (East/West Line exit along Outram Road, not the NE line exit).

"Most
of you would know that a water pipeline runs from Johor to Singapore but have anybody thought to trace
the route? 
I was told
for robust walkers, the entire trail of approx 21 km will take approx 8 to
9hours!emoticon

For us, “leisure
walkers”, this exciting, challenging trail will be introduced in 3 separate
segments.  Each part of the route has a
different terrain and each opens up a part of Singapore seldom seen.

The 1st
segment shall be from Pearl‘s Hill to Farrer Road, approx 7 km.

With a good
pace, it could be covered in approx 3 hours; hence, the need to start off
punctually!

The terrain
is undulating – ups and downs but not much
steps.  It is not the “usual walk in the
park”; it is exploratory; think of it as a Mini Trek! There will be some rough
sections.

This 1st
segment will end at Farrer Road (near to Holland Road/Queensway,
not Bukit Timah). 

As usual we
shall end the walk by having dinner and more fellowship together .  emoticon

However, the renovation
works of the nearby food centre might be still on-going. 

Suggest to
dine at a nearby restaurant which has good food at quite reasonable cost —

Westlake
Restaurant, Blk
4 Queen’s Road  #02-139, Singapore 260004, prior reservation
might be necessary.

Register
here. (Do indicate whether you wish to join us for dinner at Westlake).

 

Note: Buses plying along Farrer Road: 93, 153, 165, 174, 186, 855 and 961 (check it out!) 

 

Till then,

JeffreyLim & ChristinaCL
Chan

Stay
cool!  Be cool!    emoticon


Coming: walk + dinner –  1CharlesC, 2AliceS, 3KarenT, 4SallyK, 5PaulineK, 6AndrewY, 7Gingko, 8Veronique, 9AnnTo, 10LeeKingSeng, 11JeffreyL, 12ChristinaCL, 13JohnS, 14HelenK, 15MayF, 16KristyL, 17VenikaL, 18MayF


Walk only: 1CherylH, 2ElizabethH, 3Kin, 4JanetN, 5DaisyP, 6VeronicaW, 7EleanorC, 8Shirley, 9JanetO, 10Arthur 11Peggy

Dinner Only: EileenL


Monthly Walks: Updates

“Monthly Walks” is one of the monthly activities for SHC
members!

 

When?   Every 2nd
Saturday of the month. 

 

Scheduled walks will not be cancelled; rain or shine we will
be there!  Thunder & lightning, we shall all be hiding!

 

For the 1st quarter of 2008, we had conducted 2
walks.  Do note in your diaries, these
confirmed dates, routes to be advised in due time:

 

12Apr    –  Pipeline Ramble I

10May  –  Sembawang Park

14Jun   –  Bedok Reservoir (tentative)

12Jul

02Aug   (instead of 
9Aug – National day)

13Sep

11Oct

08Nov

13Dec  (this date is
indicative, might be cancelled)

 

Actual trails/details for each walk shall be posted in
this website about 2 weeks before scheduled date.  Each Walk is lead by 2 leaders. 

 

We are pleased to have Mr. Jeffrey
Lim to join the Walk team, so now, there
is 5 of us  emoticon Charles Wee, Veronica Wong, Mary Tan, Jeffrey Lim and myself,
ChristinaCL Chan.

 

More members are participating and enjoy the Walks and
fellowship. This, itself is the “driver”! emoticon

We are happy with the growth in participation and we wish urge
Members to exercise personal and group responsibility:

 

·        
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 exercise personal responsibility; adhere to rules set by

relevant
authorities.

 

Recommendation:

1)  Always wear
comfortable 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!

  

Stay Cool!  Be cool!  emoticon

 

ChristinaCL
Chan & Walk team

Pictures of Walking group – March 2008

Charles has sent in the photographs of the walk at S’pore Guilin Park & Bt Batok Nature Park.  Date:  Sat 8 March 2008.  Organisers VeronW, Mary, Charles,Christina CL

To view the photographs, click here.  And, do join them the next round.  Keep healthy.

on behalf of Charles Wee, and organisers.

Organise the Lantern Festival 2008 at Chinese Garden

 Hi Terence, Kwan , KT, Tim and all,

What do you all think ? Do we have enough expertise and experience to be able to undertake such a project.  I know , if we do get this job that we should be able get enough volunteers to help SHC venture into this area ?   

SHC Flea Mart, Sat 15 Mar 2008

Up-dated from previous posting.

Date : – 15 March 2008

Time : – 3 pm. – 8 pm…..or until all goods are sold.

Place : – Scorebot., Bali Lane – Junction of North Bridge Road and Ophir Road.

This is going to be very exciting. SHC’ s First Flea Mart will be held in conjunction with the Monthly Gathering, so fun will be had by all.

 The vendors will strictly be SHC members, but please do encourage – relatives, friends or rope in any members of the public to come and see our wares.

15 tables have been reserved by Scorebot, each measuring 5’x4′. Bring a table cloth as this will enhance your wares. Each table rents for $10.00. It can be shared, so as a buddy system can be established with the partner.

Items can be new, old/antiques, or used. Price them to sell. You really don’t want to lug them back home.

So, come one come all. As vendors, buyers or just browsers. All are welcome.

From the previous posting we have re-confirmed participants :-

Tables are now 4′ x 2′  { not 4′ x 5′ } at $5.00 per, at half the actual cost of rental

I have amended the configuration for this.

Please inform me soonest if you would like to make any changes.

1. Terence 

2. Eleanor 

3. Jie

4. Jassmine 

5. AndrewK

6, 7 & 8.  –   AnnLim / Ros / Anna Seet

9 & 10. Margaret Cheo

11 & 12 Rosalind Png

13 & 14. Alfred Ang –

15. Danz Huang 

16. Lydia Chin

17. Daisy Phua 

18. Siew Eng

Payment of $5 – per table.  {discounted price, courtesy of Terence}  can be made on the day itself, prior to set-up.

 

                      

Monthly Cycling on Sat, 15 Mar 08

Sat, 15 Mar 08 from 4 p.m. at East Coat Park. Meet at the rear of McDonald Marine Cove (former East Coast Recreational Park). Rented bicycles are abundantly available at reasonable rates.

Activity will not be cancelled even if it rains but will be brought indoor 2 turn into chitchat session.

We will go for dinner together after the session at Bali Lane. Pls come n join us.

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

Ah Nee, Jade Phua, Lily Ho n Yew Kwong

Please register here. Who are coming –

Group 1 (start @ 2 pm) –

  1. Ah Nee
  2. Susan Chang
  3. Lina Ng

Group 2 (start @ 4 pm) –

  1. Paul Leong
  2. Jenny Leong
  3. Ann To
  4. Dennis Wee
  5. Wendy Wee
  6. Mollie Chua
  7. Boon Liang
  8. John Howe
  9. Joyce Tan 

Thank you.

Have passport will ride, Sat 12 April 2008- UPDATE

Hi Terence and all bike lovers,

There are some  bike lovers from SHC who feel cycling once a month is not enough. To these group of bike lovers, how about cycling from Tg Pengarang to Kg Sungei Rengit.  emoticonThis route will brings us back to nostalgic era of 1960s Singapore. emoticon     It could be an unforgettable and a memorable ride for some of us. The trill and joy will be rewarded at journey’s end.  The atmosphere will always be remembered for a long time.  The return journey is about 36km,  emoticon  a distance slightly less than from McDonald @ECP to Changi Village and back.

Upon arrival at Sungei Rengit, we may have seafood for lunch, walk around the town, maybe buy some dry seafood products or freshly baked tau sar piah.  emoticon   Sungei Rengit to Dasaru is but a short distance. emoticon

Please sign up here if you are interested and do indicate whether you need rental bike

  1. Date : Sat 12 April 2008
  2. Meeting Time/Point :  7am at Changi Village Hawker Centre (for those having breakfast and collection of rental bike)
  3. Bike rental @ SGD10.00 per day  
  4. Ferry@ SGD 10.00 one way
  5. Halal Seafood lunch – $10.00
  6. Must have : a passport with 6 months validity from date of departure
  • 0800hrs – At Changi Point Ferry terminal for CIQ. (Ferry ride- about 50mins.)
  • 1700hrs – should be back at Changi Point Ferry Terminal

Please post your questions here

Regards

douglas

Registered and Confirmed (Max 24 riders for this maiden trip) –

  1. Douglas Chan – paid
  2. Boon Liang – paid
  3. Lina Ng – paid
  4. Charles Wee – paid
  5. Dennis Wee – paid
  6. Frankie Ng – paid
  7. Freddie Tan – paid

  • Norlinda (rent bike) – paid

  • Yew Kwong (rent bike) – paid
  • Joyce Tan (rent bike) – paid
  • Alicia Soh (rent bike) – paid
  • Andrew Kuan (rent bike) – paid (now withdraw)
  • Molly Chua (rent bike) – paid (now withdraw)
  • Susan Chang (rent bike) – paid
  • Ah Nee (rent bike) – paid
  • Grace Kok (rent bike) – paid
  • Ronald Wie (rent bike) – paid
  • John Howe (rent bike) – paid (now withdraw)
  • Siew Hoon (rent bike) – paid
  • Steven Chan (rent bike) – paid
  • Gladys Tan (rent bike) – paid
  • June Lim (rent bike) – paid (now withdraw)

  • Mike Tan (rent bike) – paid
  • R Leong (rent bike) – paid

  • Dolly (rent bike) -paid
  • Caroline (rent bike)-paid
  • Margaret Lim (rent bike)
  • 2 guests 

    • Latest Updates – 9 Apr 08 (24 riders) 

  • We now max the number of rider at "24". This enables us to allocate 12 each in 2 ferries.

    • Trial Runs –

      1. Trial Runs on Sun, 23 Mar & 30 Mar. Time 1300 hrs McDonald ECP (we will cycle up to Changi Village).
      2. Last Trial Run on Sat, 5 Apr. Time 1000 hrs.

      All passionate riders going for the Tour De Pergerang should attend at least one session.

    • Update & 2nd Call – Kelong Trip to Registrants (19/20 April)

     Hi, all:

    I have been in touch with Hotboys Kelong and am pleased to say that the closing date for payments to be made towards the kelong trip has been extended to 31 March 2008, or when the seating capacities of each coach minibus is taken up. (As stated in my earler post no. 1473)

    I should also mention that there is a possibilty that groups other than SHC who confirm their trips before us may get the limited coach/minibus seats. This means we may have to seek other means of land transport, or could be left without land transport.

    For this reason, I have to ask all who intend making the trip and require land transport not to put off payment to the last minute, but to make your payments early as you are able. Those who withdrew earlier may rejoin if conditions are more favourable now.

    Also, the following individuals have still not responded to my earlier post re their intentions (going or not going) and whether they need land transport to and from Tanjong Leman Jetty, etc, with regards to to my post no. 1473 (Update on Kelong Trip (19/20 April 2008):

    1. Chian Wah
    2. Vincent Wong (withdrawn 8/3)
    3. Jimmy Chew
    4. Sally Chew
    5. Alfred Ang
    6. Margie Koh

    To avoid confusion, I have closed this thread from comments. If you wish to write anything in connection with the above, please do so at Post No. 1473: Update on Kelong Trip (19/20 April 2008 –  (https://silverhairsclub.com/2008/02/1473).

    Thank you, and have a nice day.

    Ron Koh

    Monthly Walk – Sat, 08 March 2008

    Time to resume our mthly walk to burn up the calories accumulated during the festive celebrations.

    Walk:  S’pore Guilin Park & Bt Batok Nature Park
    Date:  08 March 2008 (second Sat/month)
    Time: 4.30pm
    Meeting Place:  Bt Gombak MRT Stn.  Those who drive, park behind the Stn or check comments Dolly#27 & Veronique#52
    Total Time taken for walk:  one half to 2 hrs.
    Do not forget umbrella, water bottle & camera (beautiful scenic spots).
    NB: Slopes & steps to climb

    From MRT stn, 5 mins walk to reach Guilin Park.  We walk 2 trails (15-20min).
    We then proceed to Bt Batok Nature Reserve by the connector (half hr). The main entrance leads directly to "pond plaza".
    Surrounding – very scenic and rich in fauna & floral & many species of birds.
    We will also visit the site where Japanes soldies built a shrine to commemorate the dead (WWII).
    More info: visit http://www.ecologyasia.com/html-loc/bukit-batok.htm

    After walk: We take a bus to Bt Batok MRT stn.  Those who can stay, join us for dinner at Kopitiam.  Those who drive, can take MRT to Gomak stn to pick car after dinner.

    We hope to see all the regulars and a warm welcome to New comers
    Rain or shine – we’ll be there 4 u
    VeronW, Mary, Charles,Christina CL
    Philip Wee-  help with photography for tis walk. TQ

    To facilitate those who wld like 2 know who’s coming

    1Charles,  2Mary,    3ChristinaCL,   4Veron,   5Veronique    6June  ,     7Steven   
    8Ah Nee,  9Eleanor,  10Lina Ng   11Gingko,  12Ann,    13John     14/15Paul&Jenny     16Dolly.  17EvelynOng  18CatherineChong    19/20 Rose&JackieChin      21DaisyPhua      22Leekingseng    23JoyceKwok    24MelissaKhng     25GraceWong    26/27 Kristin&VenikaLeong    28-31 janetNg, GraceTan, TaiJoo, Gek Hong,
    32Mikekoh,      33Dennis&Wendy    34EstherPoon   35JoyceTan     36AaronHow   37 Philip    38 MaryChan
    39HelenWong 40PhilipWee   41WeeChin     42LimSiewEng     43SusanChang 44NoraChia  45 Margie 46 Pauline    47 Sally         48 Karan

    Update on Kelong Trip (19/20 April 2008)

    Hi, kelong kakis :   emoticon

    In a few days, Terence will let us know the bank account number to which we will be able to make our payments towards the kelong trip on 19/20 April 2008.

    At the moment, 63 people have registered for the trip. The coach to/from Tg Leman Jetty is able to carry only 40 passengers, which means 23 people will have to find alternative land transport. We can hire smaller vehicles for 10 to 12 persons, but the cost per person is higher. I also believe some of you may prefer to drive up on your own, or are able to ‘tumpang’ others who are driving up.

    Could those who have registered for the trip please indicate (by posting a comment here)  whether you need land transport to/from Tg. Leman Jetty, or whether you will be making the trip with your own transport?

    We will be collecting S$100 per person who require land (coach, minibus) transport, and S$75 for those who are driving up or have buddies to ‘tumpang’ them.

    We hope that this amount is enough to pay for the cost for the trip. Any money collected in excess will be refunded. In the unlikely event that the amount collected is insufficient, we trust that those going will not mind topping up the difference.

    The S$100 will cover the cost of :  emoticon

    • Transport by coach/minibus to & from Tg Leman Jetty;
    • Entrance fee to the Tg. Leman Jetty;
    • Stay at the Hotboys Kelong (including meals)

    Meanwhile, Zen of Hotboys Kelong has provided the following clarifications to the questions some of you raised:

    Beds   emoticon

    Bunk beds will be provided, with mattresses, etc.

    Toilet Facilities   emoticon

    Let’s just say that the facilities are the type where denizens of the deep will be waiting to consume – directly – what the human body rejects.

    First Aid Kits   emoticon

    Basic First Aid kits will be available

    Drinks   emoticon

    Free flow of coffee, tea and drinking water will be provided

    Sea Transport  (safety)   emoticon

    I have been assured that life jackets will be available. The boats used are safe, in good condition and will not be overloaded.

    Cost of Optional Activities, Purchases and Rentals   emoticon

    A limited number of fishing rods and hand lines will be available for rent.

    Fishing hooks, sinkers, lines, etc will be available for sale.

    While activities such as mahjong, carrom, island hopping, etc are provided at no additional cost, a number of optional activities have to be paid for.

    Please note that the S$100 / S$75 each person pays does not include the cost of such optional rentals / purchases / activities.

    You may want to familarise yourselves with the kelong and its optional rentals / purchase / activities by visiting http://www.kelongfishing.com/index.asp.

    Travel Insurance   emoticon

     Those requiring travel insurance are advised to purchase the insurance on their own.

    Terence :   emoticon

    Could you handle the collection and keeping track (who is paying and for whom) of payments, or assign someone else to manage this aspect of the trip?

    Thanks.

    Ron Koh

    List of Participants who Require Land Transport To and From Tg Leman Jetty as at 21/2/2008: 

    1. Tim Liu
    2. Lily Ho Willocq
    3. Dan Huang
    4. Peng Peng
    5. Mary Chan
    6. Charles
    7. S.B. Khoo
    8. L.H. Jie
    9. Gingko
    10. Catherine Yeo
    11. Eyvonne Chew
    12. Grace Kok
    13. Douglas Chan
    14. Boon Liang
    15. Veronique Lee
    16. Ron Koh
    17. Rosalind Koh
    18. Ron Lai
    19. Alice Lai
    20. Alan Bok
    21. Ann Chew
    22. S.K. Chua
    23. Andrew Koh
    24. Grace Kang
    25. Terence Seah
    26. Dennis Wee
    27. Wendy Wee
    28. Veron Wong
    29. Gwenyth
    30. Eliza Chua
    31. Alice Seah
    32. Fong Cheong Kong
    33. Pearlyn Tan
    34. Wana Tay
    35. Catherine Chan
    36. Jennifer Ong

    Riding Passion II

    Dear cycling kakis

    Rene and I intend to explore the park connectors beginning from Tanah Merah/Bedok area to Pasir Ris PK. This is an extension to the monthly cycling event and for those who feel cycling once a month is not enough.

    This could be a long leisure ride of about 2hrs or less. Let us start early and enjoy the exercise.  We are looking for a show of hands.

    Can I count- in : Charles, Andrew Kuan,  T.Seah, Tim L . Dennis W.  Alicia,  Ah nee, Daisy P.  Margie, Linda N. Boonliang, Jocye Tan and not forgetting Norlinda, Norlinda-no JB shopping for you.  I believe Yew Kwong will jog along or he has his own bike.

    Please include your name If I have miss you.  Suggestions from members are welcom.

    • Date : Feb23
    • Time:08.30hrs
    • Meeting PT: Bus stop beside Tanah Merah MRT stn.

    Regards

    Rene and Douglas

    Monthly Cycling on Sat, 16 Feb 08

    Sat, 16 Feb 08 from 4 p.m. at East Coat Park. Meet at the rear of McDonald Marine Cove (former East Coast Recreational Park). Rented bicycles are abundantly available at reasonable rates.

    Activity will not be cancelled even if it rains but will be brought indoor 2 turn into chitchat session.

    We will go for a dinner together after the session. Pls come n join us.

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

    Ah Nee, Jade Phua, Lily Ho n Yew Kwong

    We seek your cooperation 2 register (those who want 2 join the dinner) by Thu or early as we need 2 book place 4 dinner to accomodate the expected large turnout. TQ n Cya.

    • Dinner at Seafood Station (former Singa Inn), 887 East Coast Road at 7.30 p.m. Cost to be shared.
    • Drinks will be paid on dutch or shared amongst drinkers (I mean those who consume).
    • Pls inform us if U want 2 join the dinner otherwise we take it as "no". 
    1. Yew Kwong (dinner)
    2. Lily Ho (dinner)
    3. Ah Nee (dinner)
    4. Terence Seah (dinner)
    5. Ronald Lee (dinner)
    6. John Howe (dinner)
    7. Molly Chua (dinner)
    8. Dolly Lim (dinner)
    9. Veronique Lee (dinner)
    10. Gingko Tay (dinner)
    11. Catherine Chong (dinner)
    12. Evelyn Ong (dinner)
    13. Steven Chan (dinner)
    14. Boon Liang (dinner)
    15. Jade Phua
    16. Norlinda
    17. Ann To
    18. Mary Chan
    19. Lina Ng
    20. Janet Loo
    21. Douglas Chan
    22. Oi Cheng
    23. CJ Ang
    24. Susan Chang
    25. Rene Leong
    26. Andrew Kuan
    27. Charles Wee
    28. Joyce Tan
    29. Dennis Wee

    For those who cant make it, no wori there is always the nx rd.

    "Lo Hei" Ride (88 km)

    Rene will lead one long (I think it will be the longest) distance ride from East Coast Park rite up to Changi (location of Air Show) at 3 p.m. If U are keen please meet at usual place n join her.

    1. Rene Leong
    2. Douglas Chan
    3. Andrew Kuan
    4. Norlinda
    5. Charles Wee
    6. Joyce Tan
    7. Boon Liang

    Preferably, put on your glove and a helmet (if you have, is optional). Maybe, pamper for those who want extra cushion for the 3 hours rider (depending on the group speed)

    Tour of Sungei Road Flea Market & Little India on Sun, 17 Feb 08

    4.00 p.m. – Assemble outstide BHG (formerly known as Seiyu Dept Store) above Bugis mrt station, Bugis Junction, besides entrance facing direction of Victoria Street / Bugis Square.

    4.10 p.m. – Walk over to coffee shop at Kelantan Lane for yummy original Sg Rd Laksa. (And famous Chendol mentioned by Terence – anyone knows where is this stall located?).

    I will share with you tips on buying music CDs, VCDs & DVDs. How U can do quick browsing, check if they are originals, check conditions, how much U should pay n bargain, how 2 avoid nasty vendors, mind your manners, etc.

    4.45 – 5.00 p.m. – Tour begins.

    6.30 p.m. or later. Have dinner at Jalan Bersih hawker centre (remember the delicious turtle soup) or cross over to Little India (to have Indian food).

    What U should bring – hat or shade (if U are afraid of the sun), poncho (in event it rains), camera (if U like 2 snap photos), pen n paper (if U want 2 take own notes), small changes like $1 coins, $2 n $10 notes.

    What U shouldnt bring – umbrella and big handbags (may get into your way).

    We hope this tour will get U familarise with what flea market is all about, what are the stuff U can sell, how U can organise your stall better, etc.

    Who are coming –

    1. Yew Kwong
    2. Terence
    3. Jie
    4. Mary Chan
    5. Catherine Chong
    6. Ann To
    7. Andrew Kuan
    8. Ann Lim
    9. Rosna Rauaee
    10. Lily Ho
    11. June Chin
    12. Caroline Gee
    13. SK Chua
    14. Margaret Tian
    15. Philip Wee
    16. Priscilla Wee
    17. Eleanor Chan
    18. Oi Cheng
    19. CJ
    20. Ron Koh (hope 2 make it)
    21. KT (hope 2 make it 2)

    Tennis in March

    Hi! All,

    I wish to start two tennis groups sometime in March if the response is good.

    Group 1 : Those who can play the game

    Group 2 : Those who are interested in learning the game

    Please respond if you are interested and state which Group you wish to join.

    1st Meeting : Saturday, 1st March, 2008

    Time: 6.00pm – 8.00p.m.

    Attire: Tennis Attire and Tennis Shoes{Please don’t wear "marking shoes"}

    Tennis Rackets : Please bring your own

    Tennis Balls : To share the cost of 100 Coach Balls (About $5-$10 each)

    Please bring your own water as the weather can be very hot

    Group 1                                                                           Group 2

    1. John Seah                                                                   1. Dolly Lim

    2. Loh Yew Kwong                                                          2. Caroline Gee

    3. Andrew Kuan                                                              3. June Lim

    4. Molly                                                                           4. Lee Ah Nee

    5. Jeffrey Lim                                                                 5. Oi Cheng

    6. Margie                                                                        6. Gingko

    7. Ronald Wie                                                                 7. Veron Lee

    8. Janet Loo                                                                   8. Fong Cheong Kong

    9. Eunice                                                                        9. Rene Leong

    10.Hock Lye                                                                  10. Norlinda

    11.Michael Ong                                                              11. Agnes Tan

    12.                                                                                 12. Jasmine Teo

    13.                                                                                 13. Elaine Kong

    14.                                                                                 14. Bira

    15.                                                                                 15. Angeline Kong

    List of Registrants for Kelong Trip on 19 – 20 April 2008

    Hi, Gang:

    Apart from some former colleagues and pre-SHCian friends who have joined SHC, I have not yet had the pleasure of meeting any of you. I find it a little odd, being new to SHC and all, but I did agree to help Terence with the organisation of the Kelong Trip.  So here I am, you got me, for better or worse. :o)

    I had a bit of bother compiling the list as not everyone registered on the same thread, and a few registered more than once on different threads. As far as I can make out from the two threads that I know of, the #33 people listed below have registered for the trip.

    If I have inadvertently left anyone out, spelled your name wrongly (blame it on feeble eyesight) or there are others who have not yet done so but wish to register for the trip, please let me know as soon as you are able.

    If there are more than 42 people wanting to go, we will have to work something out

    Thanks and best regards,

    Ron Koh

    Note: #62 people have registered as at 4 Feb 2008,  including 6 tentative:

    1. Tim Liu
    2. Lily Ho Willocq
    3. Dan Huang
    4. Peng Peng
    5. Mary Chan
    6. V Wong (Tentative)
    7. Dennis Wee
    8. Wendy Goh*
    9. Alice Seah
    10. Margaret Chan
    11. Ron Koh
    12. Ros Chan
    13. Paul Leong
    14. Jenny Leong
    15. Christina C L Chan* (Tentative)
    16. S B Khoo
    17. L H Jie
    18. Gingko
    19. Veronique Lee*
    20. Catherine Yeo
    21. Joyce Tan
    22. Christina Chan
    23. Fong Cheong Kong
    24. Eyvonne Chew
    25. Josephine Yap
    26. Grace Kok
    27. Rene Leong*
    28. Maria Tan
    29. Douglas Chan
    30. Mary Tan
    31. Annie Loh
    32. Peter Goh
    33. Linda Chang
    34. Boon Liang
    35. Meifoo
    36. Terence Seah
    37. Janet Chan
    38. Chian Wah*
    39. Charles Wee*
    40. Ron Lai*
    41. Alice Lai*
    42. Alan Bock*
    43. Ann Chew*
    44. Vincent Wong*
    45. Eliza Chua* (Tentative)
    46. Gwyneth Lee* (Tentative)
    47. Kris Leong*
    48. Venika*
    49. Andrew Kuan* (Tentative)
    50. Aileen Kuan* (Tentative)
    51. S K Chua*
    52. Andrew Koh*
    53. Jimmy Chew*
    54. Sally Chew*
    55. Pearlynn Tan*
    56. Wana Tay*
    57. Catherine Chan*
    58. Jennifer Ong*
    59. William Wong*
    60. Grace Kang*
    61. Alfred Ang*
    62. Margie Koh*

     

    * updated as 5.17pm, 4 Feb 2008

     

    Ron Koh

    Lawn bowling

    Just what is this game anyway?

    The game of Lawn Bowls is played on a large, rectangular, precisely leveled and manicured grass or synthetic surface known as bowling green which is divided into parallel playing strips called rinks.

    The general object of the game is for participants to roll each of their BOWLS as close as possible to a single small white ball called the JACK (or kitty). Bowls may hit the jack, but the jack must remain within the boundary markers or the END will be declared "dead." Bowls are likely to hit other bowls, and may propel them into a position that is perhaps nearer to the jack, or perhaps to a distant position outside the boundary marker line that will take them out of play.

    Games are played between opposing teams, each with from one to four players. SINGLES games are played between two players, DOUBLES between two pairs, TRIPLES between teams of three, and rinks between teams of four players.

    After all members of each team have rolled a set of bowls (the completion of an END), the bowl closest to the jack counts one point for its team, and every other bowl belonging to that same team that is closer to the jack than the nearest one of the competitors’ counts 1 additional point. Game is made up of a series of these completed ends.

    Each BOWLER has a matching set of four bowls. Each bowl in a set has a matching pair of distinguishing decorations on opposite sides. The number of bowls that each player uses is dependent on the number of team members. Bowls are not perfectly spherical, and will not roll straight. One side is slightly flattened, and it is toward that side with its BIAS that will draw the path of the bowl in a sweeping arc. The mastery of this phenomenon is at the heart of the challenge and excitement of the game.

    What can we do for you?

    1. We’ll tell you about the game.

    Lawn Bowling has its roots in antiquity and has been played where English is spoken since the l3th century. There are over 130 Clubs in the United States and thousands more around the world. We are mostly amateurs and we bowl for the fun of it.

    2. We’ll meet you at the Green.

    After you’ve rolled that first bowl you’ll know why lawn bowlers love the sport. You too can become addicted to the sport of the ages. Just contact me (Chin) at h/p nos 98797949 if you are interested. 

    3. Training lessons are free.

    Our trained instructors will soon have you bowling on the green.

    4. Low cost for a lifetime of enjoyment

    A set of four bowls costs about the same as a good tennis racket or one of the better golf clubs and will last as long as you want it to. The club probably has some second hand bowls for sale.

    Monthly Cycling on Sat, 19 Jan 08

    Sat, 19 Jan 08 from 4 p.m. at East Coat Park Meet at the rear of McDonald Marine Cove (former East Coast Recreational Park). Rented bicycles are abundantly available at reasonable rates.

    Activity will not be cancelled even if it rains but will be brought indoor to turn into chitchat session.

    We will go for a dinner together after the session. Please come and join us.

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

    Ah Nee, Jade Phua, Lily Ho n Yew Kwong

    Who Are Coming – Ah Nee, Yew Kwong, Caroline, Andrew, Norlinda, Douglas Chan, Dan, Lina Ng, Anne To, Gingko, Veronique, Daisy Phua, Eileen Lee, Lisa Ong, Grace Kok, Mollie Tan, John Howe, Jimmy Chew & Sally & …

    For guys n gals who cant make it tis time, no wori n we shall c u on 16 Feb 08.

    Here’s a dream for 18 – 25 Nov 2008 (Camping North Thailand)

    As you all know by now, I spend almost all my weekends in Thailand.  And, over the Christmas period, I travelled one week to Chiangmai and Mae Hong Son.  Temperatures were 5 – 18C, lower if you are up there in the mountain tops.  Visited the National Parks & resorts, enjoyed the fresh air, dry season, mists, mountain views, rivers and reservoirs, and nice people. 

    A number of Singaporeans enjoy great holidays in 5 star hotels and fabulous buffets.  For a change, I like to share with you another type of holidays.  Camping and tenting in the mountain and national parks of Thailand’s north.  No hotels to stay.  Clean and safe, with toilets (no hot water) and good roads.  Two persons in a 4 persons tent.  Enjoy the scenery and air.  Eat only fresh vegetables from breakfast to dinner.

    Two years ago, a few of us including Oi Cheng and Ann Giri went up to the above described places.  We enjoyed it, because there was no shopping.

    This year, I am pretty determined to organise something bigger for SHC members only.  Fly Singapore/Chiangmai, arrive at 6am at Chiangmai airport.  And, immediately whisked to the mountain resorts.  Hopefully, the return flight will cost us $180.  There are no hotels to book, I suggest you start to look for a 2 – 4 person tent (costing around $40 – 50) and share.  For tent mates, make sure you find acceptable snoring partners.  Sound travels far at night, even in different tents.

    Food and fruits, we share, cannot cost a bomb.  If we cannot cook, I might look for a local cook to travel with us.  And, last depending on numbers, we will travel in 10-11 seater vans.  We share cost of transportation.

    For those who loves cycling, walking, fresh air, quiet surroundings, waterfalls, and consider.  And, we will be comfortable, have fun and safe.  Even, if the trip is just to chat among friends, consider join this trip.  The date Tue 18 – Tue 25 Nov 2008.  Your thoughts?

    Here are the list of dreamers.  The ones who wants to see the stars, be a veg for a week, bathe in cold water, wants fresh air, and a comfortable tent.  This list is tentative until 31 Aug 2008.

    1. Andrew Yeung
    2. Kathy Dng
    3. Gingko Tay
    4. Veronique Lee
    5. Alice Seah
    6. Rene Leong – 51% participatiang
    7. Norlinda
    8. Su Zhang
    9. Joyce Tan
    10. Kenneth Tan
    11. Caroline Gee
    12. Oi Cheng
    13. CJ Ang
    14. Ann To
    15. Janet Chan
    16. Ann To
    17. Dee Ang
    18. Alice Teo
    19. LH Jie
    20. Molly Chua
    21. Andrew Kuan
    22. Ron Koh
    23. Lily Ho
    24. Melissa Khng
    25. June Lim
    26. Sompho
    27. Terence Seah – definitely on.
    28. Dan Huang
    29. Mary Chan
    30. Grace Wong
    31. Eyvonne Chew
    32. Gwyneth Lee
    33. Ron Koh
    34. Ros Chan
    35. Cheryl Ho
    36. Elizabeth Hwang
    37. Margaret Tian
    38. Sompho Homjumroon
    39. Charles Chua
    40. ChristinaCL Chan
    41. Annie Loh – 51% attending
    42. Margaret Chan
    43. William Chan
    44. Helen Wong
    45. Daisy Yeo
    46. All names above are pending leave approval, available of hot water, comfortable tents and acceptable sleeping partners.  Closing date 31 Aug 2008.

    Terence Seah

    2008 Monthly Walk – Jan

    After all the Christmas & New Year feastings, it is time for us to burn up some excess calories. Join us for the first monthly walk of 2008.

    CharlesW,ChristinaC,VeronicaW & MaryT

    Bishan Park and Lower Pierce Walk  
    12th Jan 2008, Saturday, 4.30pm
    Meeting place:  Bishan MRT , next to  Taxi/ Bus stop

    From meeting place, we take a 7-minutes walk to Bishan Park . Walk through  Bishan Park 1, then  cross Marymount Road to Bishan Park 2 , after which we cross over Upper Thomson Road to Lower Pierce Reservoir .

    Bishan Park is a matured park. Along the way we visit a small vegetable & spice garden , a beautiful lotus pond, and view a variety of flowering trees, shrubs and palms amidst ponds with Chinese style bridges. For dog  lovers there is  a dog run enclosure where the pets are let loose. See roller blading ring and visit  Aramsa, Singapore first garden spa. Identify the source of our famous Kallang River.

    Toilets,  rest benches and rain shelters are easily available along the way .There is also a nice cafe near the big pond .

    At Lower Pierce, enjoy the magnificent reservoir view and perhaps meet some real monkies and marvel at the cute babies hanging onto their mothers. We take the board walk by the waterside  and follow a short trail into the forest before  emerging at our destination the famous Casuarina Roti Prata  Café .

    Total distance is about 6 kilometres and takes about 2 hours including rest breaks.

    Remember your 1st step?

    Remember your first step?  emoticon

    What a fuss everyone made then!  you continued to walk right on through
    childhood, adolescence, and into adulthood, but somewhere along the way, like
    most adults, you probably stopped walking so much.

    In fact, the percentage of adults who spent most of their
    day sitting increased.  Sedentary
    lifestyles have been held partially responsible for the excessive poundage.  hahahaha

    Walking
    is one of the easiest, least expensive, most enjoyable, and most profitable
    forms of exercise.

    All you need is ….

    A pair of comfortable walking shoes

    Socks to keep your feet dryer and blister
    free

    Comfortable clothing – dress for the
    weather

    A small bottle of water

    Add a hat, suncreen and sunglasses on a
    sunny day.
    and desire ….

    Suffice to say that walking is certainly good! Many SHCians
    had enjoyed the walks and made new friends…. 
    if I continued, there’d be no time for you to start walking!  

    Monthly walks for SHCians are on Every 2nd Saturday of
    the Month, once scheduled; Rain or Shine we Will be there!     emoticon

    Thunder & lightning, we shall all, take cover, somewhere
    in the vicinity to fellowship.

     

    1st quarter of 2008, there will be 2 walks –

     

    12Jan – Bishan Park & Lower
    Pierce

    09Feb – Gong Xi Gong Xi     (family
    and friends “visitation walks”)

    08Mar – Bedok Reservoir  (tentative)

    **A week or 2 before each scheduled walk, relevant details
    will be posted in SHC’s website.

    Greetings fm the team – Charles Wee, Veronica Wong, Mary
    Tan and ChristinaCL Chan

           We wish each of
    you a

            Wonderfully
    Blessed Christmas of Love, Joy & Peace and

             a Prosperous
    2008 of Divine Health and Great Harvest!         

     

    Be Cool!  Stay cool!      emoticon

    This is Christina Chan (now reflected as ChristinaCL Chan in
    SHC’s website).

     

    April 2008 – Our fishing time on a kelong

    Now, thinking ahead, with all good ideas from SHCians, and flowing in before 31 Dec 2007, we have now scheduled a day fishing trip to a kelong on Sat, 19 April 2008.

    And, for those who love fishing ikan with reel and line, like eating fish porridge with kanna, chye poh, kiam chye, play cards or mahjong until the wee hours of the morning, coffee round the clock and able to sleep on wooden planks,  with rats and cockcroaches running around, you can also stay overnight on the kelong.

    Let the fresh sea breeze flow past your face, enjoy the quiet away from the city, and have a chat, a long chat, with fellow SilverHairs over the weekend.

    If you are prone to sea sickness, we shall prepare some cough mixture for you.  They are proven to calm you down.  In April, the seas are calm too.

    However, only the date is finalised.  The place has not been found.  I found a classified travel advertisement in the Straits Times, spoke with them, and found the program interesting.   Haven’t got an Event Organiser to raise her/his hand yet.  But, the gathering is ON.  So, keep this date in your diary.

    Please click on this website.  Estimate cost for 2D 1N: SGD 100, inclusive of transport from a Singapore MRT, meals on the kelong.  Have a look and see if you like it.  If you like it, we go for it.  We will limit to 42 pax only, to suit one bus.

    Strictly for SilverHairsClub members only.  Here is an earlier POST for those interested in fishing.

    Terence Seah

    Golf in Perth

    Hi All

    Today I went to play golf at SupaGolf in Swan Valley using large clubsand had lunch afterwards. Cost of lunch was very reasonable. It was my 1st visit to the place and then we stopped at Margaret River Chocolate Factory to buy fudge, jam and pickles. There’s no need to travel down to Margaret River region to do so.

    So those interested in golf, I can help to arrange  a game, even coaching with a golf pro, if you wish.

    Regards

    Joan (Perth)

    Meet up at Changi Beach Club, Sun 16 Dec 2007

    Usually, I dont spend much time in Singapore.  And when I do, I like to find a place to relax.  On this coming Sun, 16 Dec 2007, I am planning to go to the Changi Beach Club.  It has a nice Olympic size pool, and a great facing to Pulau Ubin.  Moons ago, I use to see submarines, with their scopes, swimming left and right below the water.  Better still, the CBC members do not come in on a Sunday morning, so it’s quiet and relaxing.  We can have a good chat, under the morning sun.

    You are invited to come.  Just bring your own nasi lemak and coffee.  The F&B don’t usually have food so early in the morning. And, they dont usually allow to, so we have to be discreet, no potluck.

    If you like to come, just add your name here.  Come anytime between 0800 and 1300 hrs.  No formalities, just bring your trunks or costumes, googles and suntan lotion.  You can take a bus to Changi Village, and have a slow walk in along the boardwalk.  Watch out for the dolphins though.

    Terence Seah

    Pot Luck @ Pasir Ris Park

    Date                :  Sat 10 Nov ’07

    Venue             :  On the beach at Pasir Ris Park C

                              (next to Sungei Api-Api and in front of Amphitheatre)

    Time                :  2.30 – 7.00pm

    Parking            :  Free Parking at Car Park C (off Pasir Ris Green)

    Getting there  :  Pasir Ris MRT Station

                              (from station, takes about 15 mins walk to the destination)

    Facilities at park :

    1. Amphitheatre : we will have line-dancing

       Calling all line-dancers, come and enjoy yourselves. Don’t forget to bring a CD Player (wanted a live music but was not approved by the

       NPark Authority)

    2. Cycling  & Skating Tracks :

        Cyclists, there is a bicycle rental kiosk

        Skaters, please bring your own roller-skates/blades

    3. Gallop Stable : Horse/Pony Ride

        Horses/Ponies for hire (will check on rate)

    AGENDA ;

    • 2.30 pm   Registration of Members
    • 3.00 pm   Getting to know one another better
    • 4.00 pm   Cycling/Skating/Dancing/Singalong
    • 5.30 pm   Makan Time
    • 7.00 pm   Finale

    Event Organiser  : Dennis Wee

    Helpers needed for registration (to mark checklist), foto-taking, line-dancing and clearing of litters after the function.

    All SHC members, please register here.

    As this is an outdoor event, please bring umbrellas; sunshades; hats/baseball caps and mats for sitting on the sand.

    If it rains, the pot-luck will be cancelled as there is no shelter or shed close by

    (Please refer #56, pot-luck will not be cancelled, rain or shine)

    List of Attendees and Potluck items :

    1. Mary Chan   –   registrar   –   kueh lapis
    2. Janet Heng )   –   food coordinator   –   chicken wings
    3. Liu              )
    4. L.H. Jie   –   registrar   –   rendang with bread or bottled drinks
    5. Caroline Gee   –   steamed tapioca wif coconut cream
    6. Steven Chan   –   sichuan vegetables
    7. Annie Loh   –   food coordinator   –   konnyaku jelly
    8. Boon Liang   –  hainanese pork chops
    9. Daniel Kang   –   mee siam
    10. Bernadette    –   bananas or grapes
    11. Alice Teo   –   fishballs
    12. Benson Koh   –    game convenor 
    13. Joy Chuang   –   something from gunung batok
    14. Tim Liu
    15. Dennis Har   –   dessert (red bean soup)
    16. Terence Seah   –   photographer   –   thai desserts
    17. Ronald Wie   –    will bring a guitar
    18. Wendy Goh   –   vegetable croquettes
    19. Clara Chay   –   incharge of sing-a-long   –   tarts/tidbits
    20. John Howe   –   oo tow koh
    21. Robert Quek )   –   sugar roll
    22. Kristy Quek   )
    23. Zahriah   –   cakes
    24. Bira   –   assorted fruits
    25. June Lee   –   fruits
    26. Nora Chia         )   fried lontong
    27. Vincent Yong    –   incharge of sing-a-long
    28. Judy Lim   –   disposable forks, spoons, plates and tissues
    29. Rena   –   butter cakes
    30. Celia Wong
    31. Lisa Ong   )   gado-gado
    32. Fred Tan   )
    33. Shanta   –   potato chips
    34. Gingko Tay   –   pork chops
    35. Kew Sook Kong   )   tuna fish sandwich
    36. Patricia Lim          )
    37. Venika   –   dessert (green bean soup)
    38. Kristin Leong   –   luo mee fan (glutinous rice)
    39. Linda Chang   –   2 bots of extra stout
    40. Christina Chan   –   peach cake
    41. Lee Seok Cheng   –   roast chicken
    42. Jackie Tan   –   freshly fried keropok
    43. Maria   –   salad & dessert
    44. Peng Peng 
    45. Veronique Lee    –   pork chops 
    46. Joyce Tan   –   ice cream puffs
    47. Catherine Soo   –   sandwiches 
    48. Lina Ng   –   fried noodles
    49. Lilian Lee   –   coleslaw salad
    50. Ping
    51. Catherine Chong
    52. Evelyn Ong
    53. Victor Gomez   –   a carton of minerial water
    54. Alice Kwok
    55. June Lim   –   fruits
    56. Philip Tan
    57. Brian Ong
    58. Cheng Pun
    59. Peter Yeo

    Monthly Cycling for Oct & Nov 07

    Polglams –

    Sat, 20 Oct 07 @ East Coast Park

    Sat, 17 Nov 07 @ Pulau Ubin

    Dec 07 – Taking a Break

    Pipchers –

    http://www.silverhairsclub.com/SHC/cycling070915/

    Sykling for Sat, 20 Oct 07 –

    Time : 4.00 pm – 6.30 pm

    Meet at the tented area outside McDonald Restaurant, Marine Cove (former East Coast Recreational Centre) at 4.00 pm or early 4 chit chat. Rented bicycles are abundantly available at reasonable rates. Activity will not be cancelled even if it rains but will be brought indoor to turn into chitchat session.

    Dinner –

    If no objection, we shall have it at Long Beach Seafood Restaurant nearby at 7pm.  We shall go ahead n book 2 tables x 10 pax each. 

    Rain or shine, we will definitely be there 4 U.

    emoticonJadeemoticonLilyemoticonYew Kwong

    Peeper coming –

    Christina Chan, Lam, Janet Chan, John Howe, Andrew Yeung, Veronique Lee, Ann To, Alice Teo, Susan Chang, Molly Chua, Ronald Lee, Bira

    Monthly walk: 13th October 2007, Culmination

    Greetings to all SHC members,

    Our monthly walks for 2007 were conducted on the 2nd Saturday of each month, except February. It has been our pleasure to share some new as well as challenging routes this year.  We are delighted that many of you have enjoyed these trails. 

    As year end draws nearer by the day, let’s culminate this year’s monthly walks with yet another nostaligic walk, a journey through time, perhaps.

    Majestic trees are the natural heritage of our Island.  They serves as important green landmarks of our Tropical Garden city.  Some trees take more than hundreds of years to mature.  The world’s largest rainforest is in the Amazon River basin, BUT the oldest rainforests are found in Singapore! and Malaysia.

    That’s ,,, our Botanic Gardens! a dynamic and living monument.  The Gardens at its present site was founded in 1859.  It has come a long way evolving into a leading equatorial botanic garden of 52 hectares.  Today, the Gardens, which is more than a hundred-years old is a "star" visitors’ attraction!

    It seems like yesterday, our walk at the Singapore Botanic Gardens but, as I scrolled through the past walks, it was rather a long way back…..Sept06.  Some had then, requested to take the trail again. Though many months late, here it is, to fulfill certain wish!

    Come, Be Enchanted by our Gardens…..’lights off’ at midnight.  emoticon

    Start Time: 4.15pm

    Duration: approx 2.5 to 3 hours.

    Date: 13 October 2007 (Saturday)

    Meeting Point: Botanic Gardens @ Tanglin Gate, one of the major entrance. At the junction of Holland/Napier/Cluny Roads(traffic lights).

    Getting there: by Buses via Holland Road: SBS  7, 105, 123, 174 and SMRT  75, 77, 106.  Alight at the bus-stop at the after US Embassy (after Tanglin Mall) OR if you are coming from the opposite direction, alight at Gleneagles.

    Car Park Facilities: at Singapore Botanic Gardens’ Visitor Centre, Tanglin Gate and Public Parking along Tyersall Avenue.  Standard fees apply.

    Within the Gardens, there is the Taman Serasi Foodcourt; the Halia Restaurant at the Ginger Garden (was told that it serves good food at a price) or head towards Orchard Road for dinner and to chill out.

    Look forward to seeing you at this Last Walk of the Year.

    Register here.

    Need clarification, drop me an email : chrischan5575@yahoo.com

    Till then………Stay cool!  Be cool!     emoticon

     

    Tentative schedule for next walk: 12 January 2008. 

    You shall hear from us…… Charles Wee, Veronica Wong & Christina Chan.