CYCLING TO CYBERJAYA-HEALTHY PARK,HEALTHY PEOPLE

About 20 of us from Putrajaya Cycling Clubrode to to Putrajaya via the lakeside from Ayer@8, Presint 8 Putrajaya.Along the route,we had many opportunities to take good photos but I did not stop because I was leading the ride except in Cyberjaya when Irene Choo took over.Our destination was to ride to Taman Tasik Cyberjaya and come back via PICC and log 25km.The garden is well designed but as usual, lacking in maintenance. This beautiful place is a proof that we have the ability and capacity to do good things for our country.What is lacking is we do very little good deeds but we do more damages to our environment.I am too ashamed to elaborate any further.

This is my second visit here.Previously, we rode to Putrajaya and stopped at other places as well.This time we have come for this place to see and experience its beauty and take some photos.Many of my cycling buddies are also avid photographers like me.

Green is my favourite colour and I was very happy to see much green along my cycling trail. I hope and pray that we keep all these in good conditions for us to enjoy and later hand over to our grandchildren. One of my goals in photography is to expose the beauty of green in our environment and create awareness for the public. Healthy Park, Healthy People.

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