The two climbers arrived to Rasa Ria safe & sound albeit more than a bit weary-This momma was so happy to have all 4 of us back together! We enjoy 1 final evening at the beach & leave tomorrow mid-morning on a flight to Singapore.
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| The Ice Monkee ice cream shop that made the delicious Oreo milkshake also offered a special "Mt. Kinabalu Sundae"- Ross couldn't wait to celebrate his brother's summit by sharing this 6-scoop treat complete with marshmallows, gummy bears & meringue. |
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| Cannot express enough how happy (& relieved) this momma is to have all her fellas in the same place again- * a sharp eye can notice by Nash's posturing, the soreness in his legs is beginning to set in... |
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| The next morning- Stairs proved to be extra difficult! |
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| Wide range of breakfast options- from chocolate fountain... |
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| ...to chicken feet! |
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| Good-bye to South China Sea |
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| Shangri-La Rasa Ria sends all guests off with a personal good-bye song |
ARRIVAL SINGAPORE:
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| The famous Raffles Hotel was closed for refurbishing but we were able to secure a uniquely modern place directly across the street. |
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| We walked to the Esplanade along the bay in search of dinner and discovered a student musical group performing a concert! As you can see, many of the instruments were played by kneeling musicians. |
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| The iconic triple towered boat topped Marina Bay Sands hotel & the Science and Art Museum |
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| Gluttons Bay Food Market- so many people... |
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| ...and so many options! |
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| We opted for a less hectic environment & dined at No Signboard Seafood Restaurant- First course "baby squid" followed by a shared dish of chili crab. |
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| Chili Crab is to Singapore as hamburgers are to the US |
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| Early in the morning...late at night...donuts are always a hit- |
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