Shank’s pony through a bit of Central Singapore.
21.01.2018 - 21.01.2018
Crosby returned and off we went to see mainly by shank’s pony a bit of Central Singapore.
Aboard the local bus for several stops and breakfast in Chinatown Complex Market (& Food Centre).
Again I will let the photos take you through what I saw.
As the day progressed it was humid and thanks Crosby for guiding me through the mainly air-conditioned alleyways and buildings.
Chwee Kueh and Chee Cheong Fun
Popiah (springroll) and Kueh Pie Ti
Sri Mariamman Temple (Hindu), Temple Street
Nankin St
“Heading Home”, bronze sculpture by Lim Leong Seng of a rickshaw puller
Fuk Tak Chi (Hakka Temple) Museum, Telok Ayer Street
Fuk Tak Chi (Hakka Temple) Museum, Telok Ayer Street
Fuk Tak Chi (Hakka Temple) Museum, Telok Ayer Street
Fuk Tak Chi (Hakka Temple) Museum, Telok Ayer Street
Fuk Tak Chi (Hakka Temple) Museum, Telok Ayer Street
Fuk Tak Chi (Hakka Temple) Museum, Telok Ayer Street
Yueh Hai Ching Temple, Chulia Street
Yueh Hai Ching Temple, Chulia Street
Yueh Hai Ching Temple, Chulia Street
Boat Quay / Singapore River
Boat Quay / Singapore River
Boat Quay / Singapore River
Boat Quay / Singapore River
Boat Quay / Singapore River
Cavenagh Bridge
The Fullerton Hotel
The Fullerton Hotel
The Fullerton Hotel
The Fullerton Hotel
Marina Bay Sands
Marina Bay Sands
Marina Bay Sands
Marina Bay Sands
Merlion Park
Merlion Park
Anderson Bridge
Victoria Theatre and Concert Hall
National Gallery Singapore (former Supreme Court & City Hall)
The Arts House at the Old Parliament
National Gallery Singapore
National Gallery Singapore (former Supreme Court Cell)
National Gallery Singapore (former Supreme Court)
St Andrew's Church (Anglican)
Bak Kut The (Pork Ribs Broth)
It was time to bid farewell and I hope that it won’t be such a long time till we can meet again.
Thankfully Crosby gave me some hard cash, $2 note for the MTR to get me to the airport but on arrival at Bugis Station saw the signs saying that the MTR was not operating due to all day maintenance, but buses were provided for a SGD$1 (no change) to get me directly to T3. So it was a very quick trip to be dropped off at the departure level at the airport.
Quick check in and with boarding pass in hand for seat 51D had time to kill. My timing was good as there was enough time in the airport’s 24 hour cinema before my 7:50 boarding time to see the whole of Hunt for the Wilderpeople, a good old New Zealand film 2016 (Sam Neil and Julian Dennison) which I had not seen.
Changi Airport Butterfly Garden
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