#09a, Nature Walk @ Ubin

Today, I went over to Pulau Ubin with a few of the Red Cross members. Well, they were there to recce the place for a camp that they'll be having real soon (: - Fion asked me along, so figured that it'll be a good chance for me to do some do some nature exploration/ photography/ appreciation, so I tagged along.

Pulau Ubin, as beautiful as ever! Once again, this is descriptive post, not anything scienc-ey. Also don't mind the bad photographs! Dont really like the lot of them.

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When we first reached the jetty, it was actually pouring. Thankfully, the clouds cleared pretty fast though the feeling was still pretty glooooooomy.


A lone half-shell. I don't know what's the black stuff but we trodded through the sandy area with some of these black stuff around. I think it's decomposing material? Not very sure at all.

[Anyw, we should not take sea shells away from the shore. They're super essential for the ecosystem as this shell left behind is to be recycled, in a sense that it returns to the environment.]

Fluuuuuuuff fluffy fluffy. We found these swaying to the wind. It was a pretty sight. As we "advanced" to Butterfly Hill, we saw many of these.

Dried plant I think. Many many many of these drooping already. Tendrils growing on these plants as well.

Lines and more lines; both vertical & horizontal. See the pattern?

You need to HEART nature (: Well, you can start a part by not throwing rubbish just about anywhere in the forest area, or others. If you wana go a mile further, you could start picking up rubbish too! It helps.

It reminds me of the SwordFish story I heard in Primary School. It has really quite a gruesome ending if you know about the story. The boy was later killed by the king because of ENVY & the boy's blood spreaded all over a hill and the place became "Red Hill".

So, appreciate nature & the beauty it has to offer. (:

TTFN.