清明节 - Lim Chu Kang chinese cemetery (29 Mar 2014)

See also:
- Tangshooters at the Chinese Cemetery (13 Aug 2008)
- 清明节 - Lim chu kang chinese cemetery (5 Apr 2009)
- Lim Chu Kang Cemetery shoot (26 Aug 2009)
- 清明节 - Lim chu kang chinese cemetery (2 Apr 2010)
- 清明节 - Lim chu kang chinese cemetery (3 Apr 2011)
- 清明节 - Lim chu kang chinese cemetery (7 Apr 2012)
- 清明节 - Lim Chu Kang chinese cemetery (29 Mar 2013)
- 清明节 - Lim Chu Kang chinese cemetery (29 Mar 2014)

Tioman trip (14-16 Mar 2014)

My 9th trip assist, leading leisure divers on "Princess"

Hope all the divers in leisure group 1 enjoyed the trip.

First time trying the red filter on GoPro, but I cracked it.

Thanks to all who took care of me when I'm unwell.

Dive #1
Location: Monkey bay
Max depth: 15.1m
Bottom time: 33min (0942H - 1015H)
Sightings: cuttlefish, blue spotted stingray, moray eel

Dive #2
Location: Labas
Max depth: 12.5m
Bottom time: 41min (1359H - 1440H)
Sightings: blacktip sharks

Dive #3
Location: Renggis
Max depth: 10.6m
Bottom time: 43min (0933H - 1016H)
Sightings: titan triggerfishes

Dive #4
Location: Monkey bay
Max depth: 12.2m
Bottom time: 43min (1202H - 1245H)
Sightings: blue spotted stingray






Getting ready for dive


Huge cuttlefish




Lunch








Playing underwater


Infra-Red




Instax


My OWD buddy

More pictures: Tioman trip (14-16 Mar 2014)

SPI Overnight Investigation at St John’s Island (8 Mar 2014)

$18.00 ticket to St John's Island


Arrival




Watch tower




The room


Kitchen


Preparing for the trek


The basketball court


Chess board


Hilltop buidling






Likely to be accommodation


Likely to be abandoned in around 2010, with newspapers and dated documents. This room seems to be a monitoring center for the CCTVs install over the island.








Meow


GPS log


Preparing the lightsticks


Preparing for the BBQ


We've got sambal stingray, sambal fish, sambal sotong, otah, butter corn, chicken wings, satays etc...


BBQ drumlets


Cooking in the kitchen




Chicken wings


Sharing session








SPI setting equipment for investigation










Sardines with bread for breakfast before setting off.

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It was an interesting trip because I've never camp overnight at St Johns Island before, needless to say doing paranormal investigation. I was expecting a very scientifically planned investigation with sophisticated equipment to perform data collection and analysis. The Singapore Paranormal Investigators (SPI) used very simple devices. Of significant, the "Ghost Meter Pro" which detects electromagnetic fields looks too much like a toy and I do have some reservations on the reliability of it.


I would expect a computer capable of compiling all the data

More pictures: SPI Overnight Investigation at St John’s Island (8 Mar 2014)