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A day at Singapore Zoo
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When: 29th Aug 2009
Where: Singapore Zoo
How: Take bus 138 from Ang Mo Kio bus interchange
Admission Rates: Adult – $18, Child (3 to 12 years old) – $9
My first visit to Singapore Zoo was about 7-8 years ago when my brother was working there. I remembered that time I was still using a film camera, it rained and I bought a t-shirt printed with a pair of tiger eyes that glows in the dark lol.
My CF card containing the photos was mistakenly placed in water for more than 2 days, and these are the images I could salvage from that stupid mistake of mine.
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about 2 years ago
i must say.. its a damn fine zoo! well equipped!
about 2 years ago
I miss the zoo…
about 2 years ago
I had also bought a shirt with a pair of glow in the dark eyes. The shirt has shrunk(or I’ve grown fatter) so I could no longer wear it.
about 2 years ago
I went to the night version one :p ‘night safari’
about 2 years ago
i went to the night safari as well, like allie.
still rmbr those hyenas like within reach only…. scary.
about 2 years ago
so…where;s the food?
about 2 years ago
so wonderful.. a lot of animals i like it so much..
about 1 year ago
hi I went to the zoo day and night zoo is fun.The zoo is fun for whole family outing .I will go again as is clean and nice to walk about . A must for all There be a pair of panda soon by 2012 I hope/