I started the trip just across the road from my apartment block. The GPS receiver is set at 15 secs interval and is strapped onto my watch.

This used to be a T-junction where Pasir Ris Drive 4 meets Pasir Ris Drive 3. Pasir Ris Drive 4 now is extended to Jalan Loyang Besar. I walked along the new stretch of road.

You can see that although it is a new road bus services are already planned to run along this road. Here you can see the bus bay and space for the bus stop shelter.

Going to Aloha Loyang Holiday Resort would be easier from my house.

Many such pits litter the park. Very popular with Singaporeans especially over the weekends and school holidays.

New fad at Pasir Ris Park: belly dancing

A make-shift one that is. used by Bangladeshi and Indian expatriate workers on weekends and holidays for a spot of cricket.

Called kitchen garden becuase of the edible herbs grown here. I do a lot of macro photography here too.

A small boat convereted into a small pond that is filled withlotus and water lettuce.

A locked up nursery at the garden.

You can walk into a mangrove swamp at Pasir Ris Park. A nice, raised boardwalk has been built for this purpose.

You can see the end point of the MRT line at Pasir Ris in the background of the photo.

If you follow the track it will lead you to the Pasir Ris Bus Interchange, Pasir Ris MRT station and White Sands Shopping Centre.

View of Pasir Ris Town Park which, among others, boasts of cycling tracks, foot paths, playground and a fishing pond.

The Pasir Ris Community Library is located in the shopping centre.