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Singapore Reimagined through A Local Scenic Traveler’s Eyes

They say Singapore is small, fast-paced, modern and in foreigners' eyes: man-made. But if you slow down and change your angle, it’s also incredibly scenic with histories going back to the 1800s - 1900s. And not just that, it is a free walkable tour. Or maybe you can cycle around too by spending a small amount to rent a bicycle. As a local Singaporean, it’s easy to take the streets we walk every day for granted. But lately, I’ve been picking up my camera again to look at my home country through the eyes of a traveler. No rushing, no text-heavy guides. Just Singapore, reimagined. By Your Truly. FULLERTON SQUARE How to get there: Alight at Raffles Place MRT Station, take Exit G . The interchange station in CBD area, serving the North-South Line (NSL) and East-West Line (EWL). The Fullerton Hotel Singapore with Marina Bay Sands in the background Cavenagh Bridge with The Fullerton Hotel in the background The former General Post Office and the Exchange Anderson Bridge  is par...

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Yes... Since last Friday (I guess!), I have increased my intensity to 4km and today I continue with that. Good! I don't know how long I'm going to train under my 4km training till but just increase according to how much my body can endure. Now I am better than my guy though I can't out run him.  He speed, mi slow and sustainable. That's our difference. I wonder how is he going to get thru that 6km Zoo Run. Hee... Anyway I will by all means run with him, train with him. My target is to finish a 10km in 1 hr and 25 mins in 5km next year. This type of timing is lousy, compared to others. But that is my personal target and I don't care how others think. Wahahahahahhaah..... I must plan properly for my daily run because soon, I will be studying my degree and time will be lesser for runs and also for him. Hee...

My 4km daily training:
  • 4km run
  • 1km walk
  • Walk up from ground floor to Level 13

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