Running around Church of St Vincent de Paul & the Punggol Park Connector
As part of our Singapore Camino efforts, we ran around the Church of St Vincent de Paul on Sunday, 13 Aug, and along the park connector to Punggol Reservoir & Sengkang Riverside Park.
The Park Connector was bustling. I am of two minds about this: on one hand, I am very glad to see so many out for their morning exercise & the park connector so well-used for this purpose; one the other, it was a little nerve-wrecking to have to navigate through so many bikes, runners & walkers.
We returned by an alternative route through roads and housing developments. Much quieter, but sadly, also less scenic.
This post is my contribution to
- One Word Sunday: Bridge hosted by Debbie at TravelWithIntent
- Water Water Everywhere hosted by PhotosByJez
Touring My Backyard 
I absolutely love seeing Singapore through your eyes! It is an incredible place. I’d love to visit one day!
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I hope you do. And I will be waiting to take you to all my favourite places (including lots of foodie ones, and a run or two).
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Yes please! Sounds amazing!! 🙂
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I love that image of the bridge over Punggol River. Stunning shot – and what a great project.
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Thanks so much for your encouragement, Jo. We have had lots of fun with this project – gives us some focus for our outings, and we’ve discovered so many unexpected delights!
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Yes, stunning photographs and stunning city. If I were a traveller, Singapore would be at the top of the list for places to visit.
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And I will be here waiting to take you to my favourite spots, Laurie!
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XO
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I love the reflection of the buildings in the water 🙂
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Glad for you to delight in the scene with me – it was quite rather a stunning sight!
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So many fun things to see around where you live!
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It has been good fun exploring around the different parishes. This area is actually pretty far from where I live – half hour’s drive, which is a good distance in Singapore. One of the perks of our little Singapore Camino project: we get to visit the churches as well as explore the areas around them.
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The Camino project is brilliant.
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Ju-Lyn your bridges are stunning. I love all the reflections. 🙂
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It was the perfect morning for these captures – the light makes everything beautiful! Thank you for enjoying them with me, Marsha!
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Light is so important. The reflections are perfect. I look at clarity of reflections and the color of the sky and clouds. That’s what makes it for me. 🙂
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Yes I agree, your photos are stunning, particularly the first and the third ones.
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Thank you thank you! I put it down to the wonderful morning light!
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What a beautiful place to run. Your photos are stunning!
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Thanks so much for appreciating the view with us, Donna! One of the best parts of running through different parts of Singapore is discovering new place like this – such treasures!
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