The Singapore
flyer was finished this year. It
looks quite similar ti London Eye, but a bit bigger.
Every time we drive past the
flyer, the kids are asking when we can take it, so on
Thomas birthday we did.
This is the view of the
flyer from the road. This time the kids
pointed at it and was very proud that they had taken it!!
On our journey we spotted an
eagle..... which became more
interesting than the view for a while. In the background you can see some tiny spots
which are all the big boats waiting to get the the
harbour.
Map of the areas and buildings that one can see from the Singapore
flyer.
Thomas and Phillip enjoyed the trip for a while, but than it started to become a bit boring. Here they are looking at the
building sight for the new Marina Bay Sands Integrated Resort, which will include Singapore's first casino, a big theatre, hotels and
restaurants. They hope to have it finished by 2010.
View of Marina Bay. The silver round roofs is Esplanade - Theatres on the Bay. Some say they have
tried to
copy Sydney
Opera house, other say it is resembling the
thorny durian fruit which the
Singaporeans love (we
don't!). You can also see the floating stage.
This is the view of the flyer from the road. This time the kids pointed at it and was very proud that they had taken it!!
On our journey we spotted an eagle..... which became more interesting than the view for a while. In the background you can see some tiny spots which are all the big boats waiting to get the the harbour.
Map of the areas and buildings that one can see from the Singapore flyer.
Thomas and Phillip enjoyed the trip for a while, but than it started to become a bit boring. Here they are looking at the building sight for the new Marina Bay Sands Integrated Resort, which will include Singapore's first casino, a big theatre, hotels and restaurants. They hope to have it finished by 2010.
View of Marina Bay. The silver round roofs is Esplanade - Theatres on the Bay. Some say they have tried to copy Sydney Opera house, other say it is resembling the thorny durian fruit which the Singaporeans love (we don't!). You can also see the floating stage.
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