This was what caught our attention. S$4 per ride for 10 mins.
Waiting while Daddy went to purchase the tickets.
Waiting while Daddy went to purchase the tickets.
Daddy helping me onto the horse
Rachel also.
Daddy helping us along the way. Its not easy. There are no peddles for u to step on. Instead, you have to use your buttocks to press up & down on the seat, enabling the horse to move. Just like riding a real horse, bobbling up & down.
Posing for some foto shots.
After the ride, we walked ard , looking for something to eat. Mummy had already sniffed out something that she wld hv termed it as very very smelly years back. Guess what?!
Yes, its the smelly toufu. Long q as u can see above.
We prefer to some something cooling. Daddy pointed out this tou hua stall.
We orderd this strawberry tou hua @ S$2.50 per bowl.
Sitting @ the beer garden, almost empty tables eating our tou hua, There is a stage performance as well but not many people watching it. The songs sang doesnt bring out the new year mood. :P
Here i come... u gt to use your hands to navigate the rollers at the side of the boat so that the boast can move.
( note: rachel is still ok at this moment)
But when the ball is being pushed into the water, Rachel let out a loud wail that can be heard even from inside the ball. Her wail has been amplified 100 times louder & people ard can hear her screaming for me: " mummy mummy...i dun wan...
We got her out of the ball & calmed her down. Daddy carried her away & we went to watch Lionel "hard at work"
We left the place ard 10.30pm.