Greeted us was a calm and scenery view Dragonfly pod. The lighting was good at 5pm plus
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| Only mummy will observe such things .. Heart shape leaves, call me a romance at heart. |
It is pity we took nature for granted, and that we are now taking photos with mask on, but it is a beautiful place to be soaked under the sun.
Watching the White stocks chilling upon the trees near the Kingfisher Pod .
It is must look to from the view, near the Kingfisher pod.
We manage to see a crocodile quite up close. I wondered how dangerous it would be to keep going. We saw the hikers continued their brave walks , even with the strong warning signs be posted up. 
Moving on to Eagle's Point, it was a beauty with the mass water and reflections of the cloud. This iconic point in Sungei Buloh should not be missed.
The kids took a stop to look at the surroundings, while at the same time, snacking on biscuits. It is rather discouraged throughout the park to eat. However, as mums, we have to do what we have to do, to keep the kids going and not making a fuss. I didn't see any monkeys or other animals that came and snatched up the food, but I was cautious about the surroundings.
Trying to keep the food back into the bag as soon as possible.
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| Looking at Royce enjoying the nature is a pleasant sight. |
We walked back to Fantail Pod and while the kids climbed up the Pod,, I took a chance to do squats and take selfies and take the pretty view before the sky turned dark.
The park closed at 7pm. The concerned park warden told us the closing time and there was another park warden waiting for us in the carpark near our car.
The lesson behind was to go off abit earlier, as we were rushing out, even in normal walking strides, Adele fell down. Her screams alerted the whole animal kingdom, plus the barks of wild dogs, the constant watch out for the crocodiles. It wasn't very pleasant.
We did enjoyed the whole trip. Till the next time folks....
