FW: Trekking on 27 Mar'10 = Western Park Connector Network
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> Hi friends!
> Previously, we did CCK via Guilin via BB Nature Park route and this time, we'll proceed to Dairy Farm Nature Park and Bukit Timah Nature Reserve.
> Conditions:
> No conditions for age, race, gender, marital status. All I ask from each participant is a good level of physical fitness - enough to walk 3 plus hours including some uphill trekking at Bukit Timah.
> Also, continuing with the theme of charity walks for ST Pocket Money Fund, $2 or more from each pax will go directly to the fund.
> Highlights:
> 1) Explore Dairy Farm and in it - Singapore Quarry, a tranquil and scenic setting. See ornamental plants, fruit trees such as rambutan and durian trees and perhaps insects like butterflies and dragonflies. Grab your digicam!> 2) Sweat it out at Bt Timah. Lose weight? 3) Put it back on with a hearty dinner at Bt Timah ;)
> To RSVP:
> Email me at [email protected].
> Sms me at 81613703.
> To complete yr registration, plse provide name and email address.
> More specific details will be emailed to confirmed participants.
> Useful links:
> National Parks website :
http://www.nparks.gov.sg/cms/index.php?option=com_visitorsguide&task=parkconnectors&Itemid=74
> Map of Western Adventure PCN : http://www.nparks.gov.sg/cms/images/WAPCN_map.pdf -
> Hi friends
> Sorry for the late notice. Looking at the weather for the past week, it seems the rain has been unpredicatable. The Met station also says the weather outlook till end Mar will be rainy. We might be alright if it was light rain and the walk is mostly on pavement. However, the next walk will be mostly on nature trails and will be muddy and wet if it rains.> Weather Outlook: 16 - 31 March 2010- For the next fortnight, Singapore and the surrounding region can expect an increase in shower activities towards late March as we approach the Inter-monsoon season. The low level winds should continue to blow from the northeast and gradually weaken to light and variable towards the end of March.
> So hope you don't mind if we postpone the hike to somewhere in April. By the way, I have done all the recqui and logistics. All that are needed are people to turn up and good weather!
> Thanks and hope to see you in Apr! - For the next fortnight, Singapore and the surrounding region can expect an increase in shower activities towards late March as we approach the Inter-monsoon season. The low level winds should continue to blow from the northeast and gradually weaken to light and variable towards the end of March.