night cycling..at last.

>>>NIGHT CYCLING..AT LAST.


naz & i finally accomplished our night of cycling. for weeks, we've been planning & anticipating, only to have to postpone the planS at the last min.


yesterday, despite the last min pull-outs, we were undetered. we still went ahead with the night plans. i'm glad it happened.


Exploring ridley park (off tanglin) after cosy bay, then cycling in the middle of the roads to esplanade and finally to east coast park, was not as tough a feat as it may sound.
somehow we were initially pretty disappointed when we reached PS- the ride seemed pretty near from katong.


naz perpetually thinks that the bicycle he was riding was a big sports bike. motorbike, that is. if making the sound of a start-off engine wasnt bad enough, he wanted to challenge the riders of class 2 & 2A bikes. apparently, he thinks that class 2B bikes are too slow. disgusting. not knowing where he stands, obviously.


sham & jit took the bikes to one fullerton. their enthusiasm were displayed when they shouted greetings from across esplanade. and as we thought they were coming back, they went to the stadium and later came back with much enthusiasm- so contrasting to us who were anticipating for this night for weeks!


we reached east coast park in hope of catching the sunrise. we sat thru the 0500 hour, with no sign of the rising sun. yes the sky started to turn reddish but even, at 6am, it looked the same as an hour before.


all so familiar. this was the same scenario as 8 months ago, after my class chalet. we waited & waited; and the next thing we know, the sky was bright, with no sign of sunrise.


this time i gave in to cold from the morning breeze and my call to sleep and cycled home before the sky turned bright.


naz msged: "i'm looking at a seriously superb sunrise. a proper one with orange sun. not just bright sky. and where? at woodlands"


i swear ill never want to wait for sunrise again.


a total of 7 hours on/with our bikes, most of which were spent chilling.


although night-cycling was far less exciting as we have expected, nevertheless, thanks dear for making last night such a memorable one. it was indeed an experience. i bet my night-cycling-virgin-trip wouldnt be this great without u.


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