Drossel X Macritchie

Drossel Memory Logs [230709; 1247hours]

Continued from Nendoroids @ Macritchie

Mankind’s attempts to preserve nature has led them to set up “Nature Reserves”. To find out more I went with Kodomut to one such Nature Reserve called the Macritchie Reservoir Park.

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Located in the middle of nowhere just like how Singapore is located in the middle of nowhere on the World Map, Macritchie Reservoir Park is one of the oldest Nature Reserves in Singapore. Just like most Nature Reserves in Singapore, you can trek the whole of it after burning lots of fuel.

Following the directions and recommend style of walking (though I lacked the stick the white guy was holding), we started out journey into the woods.

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Trying to flex, but I lack muscles. I need some upgrades.

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How do I look?
I need a helmet that looks like this.

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Walking down the trek isn’t as easy as it seems. If I had glands, I would have been sweating like a water fountain by now.

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I am trying to look poetic here, but unfortunately I don’t know any poem.

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It is what it says.

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The Sunlight is glaring. Thankfully I have a high melting point. I think flesh might melt in this heat though. Poor humans.

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I guess I could practice some moves.

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Come

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It’s Karate by the way.

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This trek will never end. Another up hill again. I would use my jetpacks if it wouldn’t cause the whole Nature Reserve to burn down.

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Look, another long path.

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What is this? Cat whiskers?

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This hole is so big. I can’t reach the sides. I wonder what made this hole. Giants perhaps?

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All these walking is making me tired. Lie down and take a break.

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A nice and shady spot for book reading don’t you think?

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I was posing for some tourists who found me interesting. Silly humans.

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This is the HSBC Treetop bridge. If I fall, there won’t be Fireball season 2 or any movies.

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The Treetop bridge is one way because of it’s narrow size. But these rules are made by humans for humans. I am not obliged to follow them.

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Feeling the breeze at the top of Juletong tower. Very cooling up here

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Quite sure Mini-kyouka put on weight. Had to use more strength to carry her up to view the surrounding scenery.

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My my, it’s getting late, better head home.

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Beautiful.
I meant myself.

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I see the exit! We shall reach home soon!

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What is this rotten fruit? Stinks!

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Look, flying without jetpacks!

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Balancing is hard.

And we head home.
Impressive isn’t it, the busy roads surround the nature reserve.

I am tired, don’t bug me

Drossel Out.