Yesterday my class and another class,
went to Sungei Buloh for a learning journey.

My group and I, Jermaine, Solomon, Leonard and Zhi Xiang,

managed to follow Mr Loh to the wetland reserve, while everyone else was stuck in a certain part of Sungei Boloh. We saw 13 monitor lizards, some big some small, 9 squirrels, some unknown bird species as we went around.

We were walking for I think, more than an hour, and we didn't complain or felt that our feet hurt. Until a few hours later then did my feet started to hurt. We all had an unforgetable experience there, and the boys, they behaved better than I expected. The scenery was breath-taking, and we really appreciated what nature had done for us.

There are certain memories that were edged into my head, like how I encountered almost getting bitten by a poisonous spider, and seeing a squirrel a few centimetres away from my face as it ran past the branch and jumped to another tree. I definately would go back there, if I had the chance(:

Here are some pictures that I took.

Miss Goh looking her best.

Group members struggling to get the water to test in the data logger.

Crabs drying themselves

That's malaysia, over there.(:

Monitor Lizards.

When my group and I were walking with Mr Loh, we saw this signboard a couple of times.

Squirrels.

The spider that I almost touched, if Zhi Xiang hadn't warned me.

(I had to take it from a distance, and Leonard pulled me away and said I was too close :/)

A bird that was hunting for fishes while looking out of the bird hide.

We walked all the way up to that shelter, to look at the scenery.

Then it was a flight of staircases before we reached the top. Solomon complained, though.

(On the way down, that's Leonard down there)