It was mentioned in my Lorong Halus Wetland post that only six official parking lots are available for car motorists even though the nature attraction covers a pretty wide area.
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There are ample space by the roadside for motorists who could not secure a lot but as you could see from the above, this driver was apparently too worried that his/her black vehicle would be overlooked by any incoming traffic and chose to park on the poor patch of grass instead!
Well, i always believe in the goodness of humanity.
We can choose to believe that this Mercedes driver is trying his/her best to shelter the grass from the destructive wrath of the insanely hot sun.
hi there, can you help please? I want to take my old parents to see those reed/catsomething plants - they look like padi or corn fields or something? Can the taxi leave us at this carpark? How far a walk is it from the carpark in this post above - to that reed/padi part? Is it near enough for mobile but old people? Thanks so much!
ReplyDeleteHi Jasmine,
DeleteLorong Halus is accessible by private transport and i don't see why the taxi driver cannot drop you and your family there. The reed beds are located right opposite the drop off point. However, do note that it might be hard to get a cab unless you call for one.
If it is not too strenuous for your parents, you may consider walking across the Lorong Halus Pedestrian Bridge towards Punggol. My blog post on the bridge can be found on http://cavinteo.blogspot.sg/2012/03/lorong-halus-pedestrian-bridge.html.
Have a great trip!