Join us for a gentle ramble to enjoy the surrounds, and a chance to say what Bukit Brown means to you and why you want it preserved. There is a tradition of placing a stone on a gravestone to signify that someone is remembered. Come share with us how Bukit Brown should be re-membered, in words, art, etc. We want to collect these for an installation art piece at our Jan 20 commemorative event, Celebrating Bukit Brown. We will [...]
Regina and Roxanna Foo, Felicia and Eugene Lin, Iris, Clifton, Eric, Jonathan with Keng Kiat (lead guide, in red). Tombs visited at Hills 2 and 5 include: – (77) Oon Chim Neo – (239) Ong Seng Say – (1213) Tan Chow Kim – (1838) Majoor Wee Chim Yean – (1906) Khoo Kay Hian and wives – (1919) See Tiong Wah and cluster – (1930) Lim Kim Seng and cluster – (1948) Tok Cheng Tuan and cluster [...]
Click here for Cuifen’s photos from this morning’s walk. Cuifen says: It was raining (and threatening to pour). We had individuals who turned up for Nature Society’s walk, and others who turned up for my ‘walk with friends (and friends of friends)’. We did a combined walk, with Tan Hang Chong leading the way, and supported by Chew Keng Kiat, Victor Lim, Yap Von Bing, Angie and other Bukit Brownies. Post walk, some of us were treated to a [...]
This was the happy group that went rambling and enjoyed the lushness of Bukit Brown, with the benefit of a small group. There were as many guides as participants! Here, they encountered horse riders on the morning rounds: Victor, the tile expert, has time to educate us on the history and designs: Here is a very rare tile: For more on tiles, read this post. They did visit a newly cleared [...]
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