2020 has been a tough year, and we’re all looking forward to some well-deserved R&R soon. But while some of us are still slogging away at work, we try to find joy in simple things like beautiful sunsets.
Members of the public spotted some particularly breathtaking ones yesterday (25 Nov).
After many days of gloomy skies due to the rain, the scenes were a much-needed relief.
The notion of the sun rising in the East and setting in the West may have people clamouring to the ends of Jurong for pics, but the East side has some cool views too.
A Tampines resident captured this pretty sunset from Tampines Street 22 on Wednesday evening (25 Nov).
The spectacular sunbeam lighting up the sky like a torchlight is truly a sight to behold.
Not too far away in Simei, a resident also captured a similar view.
90’s kids might get nostalgic as the scene resembles that of the sunset in the Teletubbies end credits.
Now we can hear them saying their cute “bye bye’s” in our head.
Like the first video you see above, a totally different sunset lit up the sky over in the West.
Instead of peachy colours, Westies witnessed a fiery red sky that was no less astonishing.
Thankfully this time, it was the work of Mother Nature and not the result of industrial processes that sometimes turn Jurong into a Singaporean Mordor.
The recent spate of heavy downpours and thunderstorms may have dampened some of our moods, but yesterday’s sunset proves that there’s light amidst the darkness.
So keep your heads up and maybe an eye out for more beautiful views like these, ‘cos they might be the respite you need from whatever challenges you may be facing.
Here’s to ending 2020 on a positive note, and looking forward to a better year ahead.
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"Everything was ripped, ruined or had mildew on it," he said.
It dissipated when it came into contact with the wall of a swimming pool.
"Living here will put you in a better mood every day," she said.
Power rails have been replaced, SMRT said.
The Speaker said the purpose of the initiative was to foster a healthier society.
The elderly Singaporean had previously golf teed off on the mountain in 2019.