Dairy Farm Nature Park Visit

This is a GPS Map which recorded my location while I walked.
( Generated by Google Tracks / Google Maps )

View Visit To Dairy Farm Park in a larger map
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This is pretty much the entrance area on where you get in to.

I know that this is kind of cheesy, but their toilets are right beside a bunch of plants, which looks .. great!

From the toilet, you will be greeted with this path to walk.

So I turned left to walk on the Wallace Trail and basically you can see where I walked by clicking on the map above, on the map above, it includes all my location on where I walked and where I went, all by GPS.

Looking at this sign is pretty scary. (Tree’s might fall, anytime)
Ohmy.

So we saw the directions and walked straight to wallace education centre.

After a few minutes worth of walking, a bright building greeted me, and hey! Isnt that the Wallace building?

Yes, it is!

I went in and basically it seems like a museum and from what I seen, its a Wallace Environmental Learning Lab, its a project by Raffles Girls Secondary School and National Parks (NParks)
Seems pretty interesting.
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We went forward and seen this house, which no one dared to walked that path, but if you are really ‘hiong’, you have my best wishes to go and check it out. (And please, contact me [details on the sidebar] once you know what it is)

Than we continued walking straight, onto another path until we came to this jungle-liked place which looks.

BARE. and I am getting out. Because when you start going in, it goes darker and darker and the walkway is smaller and smaller.
So we did a U-Turn and walked back.

We walked back, seen the carpark again.. And ..

DEAD END, U TURN!
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So we made another U-turn and we seen that there is another trail to Singapore Quarry, so we followed it.

So we seen this sign, that says steep slope.

Than we continue walking, ITS REALLY FAR! Its like 3KM can.

Continue walking into the woods.

While reaching one of the high lands, there a some rich landed around the areas, which is really close to my school.

Continue walking and walking, till I seen something that strikes me.

Is this some adventure centre for teachers???!

AND .. DEAD END.
So we walked back to carpark and drove home.

AND PS:
We walked back beside the road, instead of using the trail again, which is long, contained lots of mosquito’s and its part of that green and clean thingy.

You can basically see the whole journey on the GPS map on the top!
Cheers.

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2 Comments

Categories: Entertainment, Fun, Learning, LifeBlog, Outings, Thoughts.

By Jeremy Goh

— December 29, 2009 at 2:50 PM

2 Responses

Hi Jeremy, my names is Karuna,I grew up in this farm I am 58+ now my father was the head Mandore(supervisor) in the the centre of the wallace building was the farms main office there were 36 or more cow shed like that each could hold 100 cows or more adventure centre is where cow shed 32 used be it realy brings memories,I would be very happy to share the history of this place

Karuna