To get around in Singapore you can take the FunVee Bus. It's about $20 Singapore and you hop on hop off at the tourist sites. Singapore has anoversized Ferris Wheel called the Singapore Flyer - just like the Millenium Eye in London only taller. You can also go through the shops at Orchard St, have Tea at Raffles and visit a Temple of two or three. For Lunch I ate at an Asian Food Hall, Although tempted by the Pig Organ Congee I resisted and had a Chicken Stir Fry; at least I think it was. I went to the Airport early because I had had enough of the heat. I showered at the QANTAS club and prepared for my 13 hours of sitting upright in a Premium Economy torture chair. The picture is from my room's window.
For just over four weeks Mr Alwyn Nix, Mr Peter Gunning, Mr John Rufus and Mr Colin Spence will be sampling some of France's , Scotland's and Britain's Hospitality. In tandem with this there will be an attempt to mount our very own " Crossing the Andes By Frog " expedition. A creditable 304 klm stroll ( ahem!!) across the Lakes District, and the Yorkshire moors. Chronicled herein are the annals of that journey.
Thursday, July 15, 2010
A Room with A View
To get around in Singapore you can take the FunVee Bus. It's about $20 Singapore and you hop on hop off at the tourist sites. Singapore has anoversized Ferris Wheel called the Singapore Flyer - just like the Millenium Eye in London only taller. You can also go through the shops at Orchard St, have Tea at Raffles and visit a Temple of two or three. For Lunch I ate at an Asian Food Hall, Although tempted by the Pig Organ Congee I resisted and had a Chicken Stir Fry; at least I think it was. I went to the Airport early because I had had enough of the heat. I showered at the QANTAS club and prepared for my 13 hours of sitting upright in a Premium Economy torture chair. The picture is from my room's window.
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