Our walk began from Nativity Church. We exit the Kindergarten compound and crossed the road to Punggol Park. Joggers and cyclists were making way as our group overwhelmed the park on the quiet morning.

I love the lush greenery.

Gladys walking with Daddy @ Punggol Park

 Taking a quick water break under the bridge.

 Our walk continues on the Sungei Serangoon Park Connector.

Our pace has slowed down.... Gladys is dragging her feet already.

Denver managed to squeeze a smile. ^_^

Our little girl finally raised her white flag and reached out her hands signalling us to give her a lift. Awwwwww......

She got a little lift from Dear Daddy. 

The weather is very hot and Denver is perspiring a lot.

Serangoon Park Connector - We are closer to our home but not even halfway through our walk!

Here we go again. As we get closer to Punggol Promenade, we saw people walking back with ice-creams in their hands. That kind of motivate our kiddos to walk faster to collect their reward!

Punggol Promenade Riverside Walk

Finally!! Ice-cream treat for Denver & Gladys!

The journey back was difficult. Luckily the ice-cream kept them company for a distance. Hubby nearly got a heat stroke but we had a great morning work-out. We were all tired out but it has been an eventful Labour Day holiday.

If you have been driving along Sengkang East Drive, you might noticed that there is a stretch of street lamps and a walkpath alongside the Sungei Serangoon. This is a new extension of the Serangoon Park Connector that now connects to the Punggol Promenade Riverside Walk.

After our dinner, we took the kids out for a leisure walk and 'ride on the Park Connector Network (PCN) experience'. :)

There is a lot of greenery along the way and while many people are jogging and cycling on the tracks, we strolled leisurely along the river. We walked under a bridge and at times, we saw aeroplanes and bigger birds flying past.

It is about 2.8km away from the restaurants @ Punggol to Punggol Park. We started from mid way and spent about 30mins to complete the ~1.4km walk. We took a much longer time as Hubby and the children have been waiting patiently for me to catch up (who was busy taking photos along the way).

Gladys was tired and Daddy had to give her a 'lift'. :)

By the time we reached our destination point, the sun has set and the lights were up. Further up ahead will be the Lorong Halus Wetland, but we decided to give it a miss as there is still a distance back home. We ended up having supper at Popeyes and our little workout earlier went down the drain.....

Nevertheless, I enjoyed our little walk, the scenary and looking forward to complete the route up to Punggol End upon completion. :)

Our walking journey home....