The park will be closed soon to carry out reinstatement works to return the land to the authority. One couldn't help but wonder what would happen to the plants and animals in the park. We paid another visit to the park on 29th March. Below are a series of pictures we caught on that day. There was a couple who held their wedding solemnisation on that day too!
The Kampung Look
This is the entrance to Bottle Tree Park |
A Kampung hut |
A relaxing place for people who fishes |
Look at those fishes! I wonder what will happen to them ... |
Another hut |
Flora and Fauna
Beaucarnea Recurvata |
Grass tree on the right. I can't identify the one on the left. |
What is this plant? |
And this? |
What about this? |
Golden Pheasants |
Parrots |
This looks like mimosa but it is not. Not sensitive to touch |
These 2 groups SURF and SL Kampung are 2 interesting groups which Ground Up Initiative (GUI) has found.It is a volunteer-driven non-profit community that values connecting with Mother Earth for the many things it teaches us. They seemed to have so much to offer.
SURF (Sustainable Urban Farm) |
A small farm sighted (part of what SURF is doing) |
An old postbox spotted |
Rabbit Totem |
SL Kampung |
Bye Bye Bottle Tree- Sob... I dunno if I get to see you again |
Selamat Tinggal! (Good bye in Malay) |
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