Couldn't find a nature thread (suspect not too many people are really interested in that), so decided to start one on my own with this picture i took at Macritchie after walk - oh - 7km?

http://e2e.sg/media/manualupload/macritchie1.jpg

Given the title of this thread, it's quite ironic that there are huge concrete blocks rising out of the water in that photo. Did some Photoshopping and came up with this. Oh yes, Stanley, i took this photo with my dad's camera. Since you asked for examples before. :lol:

http://e2e.sg/media/manualupload/macritchie2.jpg

^ Not bad.....it would be good if u can provide night pictures sample....:lol:

Haha. Okay i'll try. By the way this place is pretty near the Japanese WWII shrine. It's on the opposite bank.

I supposed these used to be water pipes supported by those concrete slabs??

I supposed these used to be water pipes supported by those concrete slabs??

Looks that way to me, yes.. :yes:

http://i206.photobucket.com/albums/bb31/sl2chong/CRW_0434copy.jpg

I support this thread.

^^ its so appealing that i want to be a monkey n stay there:lol:

:lol: It's a nice green pic btw.

^^ its so appealing that i want to be a monkey n stay there:lol:

:lol:
btw i love the softness effect of that pic :)

Hi thanks for all those kind words. :banana:

was that taken at Bukit Timah?

The other day I was observing the vacant land behind Takashimaya and it looked similar to this, with trees grown wild, and its hard to imagine such prime prime land looking like a jungle in the heart of Orchard

No, it was taken at Upper Pierce Reservoir

I support this thread as well! :okay: I'm sorry that, due to distance, I can't make any pictorial contributions.

Welcome, kurakura and just started! :wave: :cheers:

Hellooo. Speaking of monkeys, here's another one by me:

Monkey Contemplation

http://e2e.sg/media/manualupload/macritchie3.jpg

A bit small.

Hellooo. Speaking of monkeys, here's another one by me:

Monkey Contemplation

http://e2e.sg/media/manualupload/macritchie3.jpg

A bit small.

Quite cute....:yes:

I support this thread as well! :okay: I'm sorry that, due to distance, I can't make any pictorial contributions.

Welcome, kurakura and just started! :wave: :cheers:

:grouphug:

me too...not in sg...but ill be back soon...

^^ Pasir Ris Park?

^^ Pasir Ris Park?

You talking to me? If so, no. Macritchie. :lol:

^^ MacRitchie? This monkey? Identical pathways are in Pasir Ris... And I saw same macaque as well :D

^^ MacRitchie? This monkey? Identical pathways are in Pasir Ris... And I saw same macaque as well :D
You mean you saw monkeys at Pasir Ris park? I didn't know they live there too!

http://images20.fotosik.pl/370/42a670f71386d2a9.jpg (www.fotosik.pl)

^^ There do. And I found out who is littering ;)

:D

BTW I'm going to MacRitchie today, and I'll bring some pics!

http://i206.photobucket.com/albums/bb31/sl2chong/CRW_1841.jpg

^^ :okay:

so lush....

http://img519.imageshack.us/img519/7428/crw0947rn8.jpg

Of course Singapore is not all about concrete.

http://i59.photobucket.com/albums/g318/photobuckettayeh/MtFaberGreen.jpg

extremely beautiful pics, teh & just-started!

its nice to know that there is a real jungle, and not just a concrete jungle deep in the heart of the island :cool:

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v133/RafflesCity/cview2a.jpg

Residents living at the fringe of the catchment area do get to enjoy cooler breeze as the air flows over the forest.

Thanks RafflesCity.

That pic of mine is taken from Mount Faber and not Bukit Timah Nature Reserves btw.

This is what I call greenery! Macritchie
http://img241.imageshack.us/img241/9448/greenerysmlgo0.jpg

OMG. Just discovered something really cool. You know those concrete blocks rising out of the water? Turns out they didn't used to support old pipes. They were supports for a really long bridge to the WWII shinto shrine on the other bank!

@Cliff: Treetops trail! Went there once. There was bird crap all over the floor. So much fun.

OMG. Just discovered something really cool. You know those concrete blocks rising out of the water? Turns out they didn't used to support old pipes. They were supports for a really long bridge to the WWII shinto shrine on the other bank!

@Cliff: Treetops trail! Went there once. There was bird crap all over the floor. So much fun.

Where did you find out from? :eek:

Where did you find out from? :eek:

I just did a search on google on the shinto shrine and they mentioned how the bridge was blown up and only the cement pillars were left. I know for a fact that the shrine was on the opposite bank. I put two and two together an wala!