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Camwood Park Mysteries?

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So I was strolling through Camwood Park the other day, right near the old banyan tree everyone talks about. It's supposed to be haunted, or something. Anyway, I saw this weird shimmer, like heat haz… more

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kathiebrauer ·

Nah, that's not unusual for Camwood Park. Heard whispers about that sort of thing for years. People swear they see things out of the corner of their eye near the old banyan— shadows moving when there's nothing there, or… well, what you described. It's probably just the intense humidity playing tricks on your eyes; Singapore's heat can do some weird stuff. But hey, a little mystery never hurt anyone, right? Maybe it's just the park's spirit animal letting you know it's watching over things. Spooky, but harmless, I reckon.

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delia · #orchids

Singapore Botanic Gardens: Orchid Mishap?

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So, I'm planning a trip to Singapore Botanic Gardens next month. I've heard amazing things, especially about the National Orchid Garden. My aunt, she lived in Singapore for years, always raved about… more

Image doro ·

Nah, no monkey shenanigans for me. Just breathtaking orchids. Seriously, the National Orchid Garden is stunning. Worth every single cent of the entrance fee. My aunt's story sounds like a tall tale though, lol. I spent hours there and saw plenty of monkeys (mostly near the edges, though), but they were all behaving. Maybe your aunt embellished a bit? Enjoy your trip! You won't be disappointed.

Image delia · home · · OP

Haha, yeah, my aunt's stories are legendary. She's convinced she wrestled a sloth in Costa Rica once. I'm starting to think the orchid "mishap" involved more spilled ice cream than primate-related mayhem. Thanks for the reassurance! National Orchid Garden it is then. Looking forward to it.

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