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Saturday 31 October 2015

Singapore with friends

The Singapore is a city of around six and a half million people on a small island where any building built before 1995 is considered old. It's hot, humid, clean and crime free.

In the last 24 hours, we've seen extraordinary modern architecture  ...





... plate glass and reflections everywhere you look ...


... a wonderful garden - The Gardens by the Bay ...



... and a little girl dressed for Halloween ...


It's extraordinary, vibrant and very, very modern.


12 comments:

  1. Oh, how exciting. And you are posting! Yay!!
    Looking forward to following you on your trip....looks pretty awesome so far!!

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    1. I downloaded the Blogger app to my iPad so I can upload photos Ok - no frills but it'll get me by. No more now till we reach Australia.

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  2. I had no idea your "long trip" was to be in Singapore! How awesome. Have a splendid time. xo

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    1. And then Western Australia and South Island New Zealand. We'll be 'tripped out' by the time we're home!

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    2. I've got a good online pal in Nelson, South Island. Weaver Meg Nakagawa. Have a fabulous trip!!

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    3. Thanks Connie for the link. I've found her! Sadly, though, we're going no further north than Christchurch or I'd have tried to look her up.

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  3. végétation et constructions dans le même esprit... c'est magnifique..merci pour ces photos..biz

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    1. Une grande ville extraordinaire avec l'architecture pareille.

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  4. What a fantastic trip you are on! I love the architecture you show here, especailly the fifth one. I had no idea Singapore is so modern. Enjoy Australia and NZ, looking forward ot the photos.

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    1. It is extraordinarily modern with enormous numbers of amazing modern buildings built in the last 20 years Fortunately, the government has realised just in time the value of the old and the buildings dating from the late 19 and early 20th centuries are now preserved.

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  5. What incredible architecture, thank you for posting.

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    1. Welcome to my blog which you will find is a right old mixture of drawing, Mark making, stitch and photos of whatever takes my eye. I hope you will enjoy what you see.

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