DAY TWO IN SINGAPORE

Our second full day saw us walking on the Southern Ridges, a lovely stroll at the bottom end of the Island.  It starts at the top of Mount Faber and winds its way slowly downhill to the West.  Mount Faber is a favourite spot for tourists as it affords great views to the South.  We got there by the Metro and then took a cab, which turned out to be very inexpensive.  There were crowds galore but most just go up and then down. Not too many carry on on the walk.  

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An unusual building that we thought was an office tower

There are always ships waiting for a berth

The Henderson Wave bridge

 The bridge undulates along its length

Much of the walk is a sky walk well above the ground
It visits various little parks and a horticultural garden along its length and it has a nice restaurant where we stopped for lunch.

One of the beautiful flowers on the way

and another

This apartment complex looks like a stack of very large Lego blocks

That evening we went to David and Sam's apartment for dinner.

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