It was a night unlike any other as 11 world-reknowned atheletes gathered to face the ultimate race of their life. A race that would determine their mettle and worth. One that would decipher their very existence. This, my friends, is the story of the elite team that went through Operation Flying Wheels on Fire a.k.a. Night Cycling.. Muahahahahaha!!!!
Now that the dramatic opening is over, I'll get to the story. Night cycling had been on the agenda of my office guys for the past few weeks. We finally decided on a date and hit the road last night. The crew consisted of myself, Ashwin, Bong, Jill, Malcom, Qihao, Larry, Daniel, Joel, Ivan and Choon Hong. It was a first time experience for most of the gang. We started out at East Coast and cycled mostly along the coast. Eventually, our first stop was at Changi Village. There, we had Nasi Lemak and dessert. After Changi Village, we cycled to old Changi Hospital. It was a very interesting trip there. I was a little dissappointed to find that most of the building was in ruins, most of the doors had been removed and the many remnants of potential cult activities had already been cleared. However, it was eerie and thilling all the same especially to some of the team members who never had a chance to witness such adventures. After thoroughly exploring the hospital, we cycled all the way to Changi beach, a never-ending road that ran alongside the Changi-Airport runway and eventually hit bedok jetty at East Coast. We camped at bedok jetty for the next hour in anticipation of the sunrise. Finally, we travelled back to the Mcdonalds at East Coast Park for breakfast. A night well spent indeed. Going to miss everyone in office when I leave work in two weeks time.
My E51 handphone just got delivered. Going to spend the next few minutes to install and configure it. Yeh!!
...aNgeLs BrOuGhT mE HeRe...
Now that the dramatic opening is over, I'll get to the story. Night cycling had been on the agenda of my office guys for the past few weeks. We finally decided on a date and hit the road last night. The crew consisted of myself, Ashwin, Bong, Jill, Malcom, Qihao, Larry, Daniel, Joel, Ivan and Choon Hong. It was a first time experience for most of the gang. We started out at East Coast and cycled mostly along the coast. Eventually, our first stop was at Changi Village. There, we had Nasi Lemak and dessert. After Changi Village, we cycled to old Changi Hospital. It was a very interesting trip there. I was a little dissappointed to find that most of the building was in ruins, most of the doors had been removed and the many remnants of potential cult activities had already been cleared. However, it was eerie and thilling all the same especially to some of the team members who never had a chance to witness such adventures. After thoroughly exploring the hospital, we cycled all the way to Changi beach, a never-ending road that ran alongside the Changi-Airport runway and eventually hit bedok jetty at East Coast. We camped at bedok jetty for the next hour in anticipation of the sunrise. Finally, we travelled back to the Mcdonalds at East Coast Park for breakfast. A night well spent indeed. Going to miss everyone in office when I leave work in two weeks time.
My E51 handphone just got delivered. Going to spend the next few minutes to install and configure it. Yeh!!
...aNgeLs BrOuGhT mE HeRe...
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