The theme for Sep ATC session was "Colour Wheel". I did it literally, making colour wheels, but with little ghosts for the spooky colour wheel, extraterrestrial beings for the alien colour wheel, and flowers for the garden one. Now, I have a simple colour wheel in my pocket!
During the session, we created ATCs with pressed leaves, flowers and seeds, courtesy of Sor Huan. Thank you, Sor Huan!
I traded my colour wheel ATCs with Richard's butterfly, Melissa's yellow bird and Geok Lan's pop-up fence.
The Oct session will be on 10 Oct (Thu), 6.30 pm. Theme: Word Collage. Here are some samples from the swap I have done and new ATCs I did. Postcard on the bottom right came from Bev Langill (Canada). Her first piece never made it here, thanks, Bev, for making the replacement!
I spent 1 weekend cycling. Cycling has never been more fun now, with all the parks and park connectors developed throughout Singapore. 1 of the longest routes is the Eastern Coastal Park Connector Network (PCN), with a total of 38 km. Joey and I attempted the route on a cloudy and windy afternoon. We cycled for 4 hours, with a break for an ice-cream and another one at the end, some occasional photo shots, and wrapped up the last half hour cycling in Pasir Ris Park itself along the coast. I didn't measure the distance we covered, but it should be more than 25 km.
Although I have had cycled enough, I had to go for another round the next day, this time with Kristine! She just learnt not long ago, but fell and hurt her elbow. This time, she managed much better with more confidence. We are sure looking forward to more cycling trips!
2 comments:
That looks like so much fun! - what are "park connectors"- are they routes that somehow bypass the roads?
Poor Kristine, I'm glad the fall didn't deter her.
Hi Maureen,Park Connector Network (PCN) is a network of cycling routes connecting different parks together. The connectors may be new paths that run beside canals and roads, or share pedestrian pavements, and lead from 1 park to another and so on. They are signages and maps along the way. However, at times, the connectors may cross roads and highways too. The eastern coastal PCN is 1 of the longest loop at 42km.
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