Gathered my kaki to make one round around MacRitchie Reservoir with a visit to the new treetop walk. Weather was great - cooling, slightly overcast with a bit of drizzle which quickly died down. The crowd was not great though - it is almost as bad as Orchard Road. Guess Singapore's nature lovers have nowhere else to go (besides Bukit Timah). Entered from Prunus Trail, trekked all the way to the treetop bridge before heading to Jelutong Tower and exited at Lornie Rd.
View from the Treetop Walk. One can look across the canopy of the forest. Peirce Reservoir can be observed towards the north.
The whole gang on the Treetop suspension bridge. At times when the wind is strong, one can feel the whole bridge shaking. This is however nothing compared to similar canopy bridges in other countries. Singapore is really concerned about safety, so much so that you cannot even see the forest floor under your feet - the floor is metallic and feels really solid.
Wolf Spider on a leaf. Take time to walk along the trail if you want to see such animals around you.
The gang at the top floor of Jelutong Tower. As it was around mid-day, we could not see much in way of birds. Nice, windy place for a picnic. Too bad no one brought any food.