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Yishun West & Chong Pang evening and night time pictures. Hey, Singapore scariest HDB estate turned out to be pretty serene.
Yishun West & Chong Pang evening and night time pictures. Hey, Singapore scariest HDB estate turned out to be pretty serene.
Back then, I loved jogging at Robertson Quay. While I wouldn’t be able to properly explain, the area doesn’t feel Singaporean to me.
Ang Mo Kio West evening and night time pictures. These were taken with my LG V40 during one of my weekly Friday evening walks.
Late afternoon walk through the old Redhill Close estate. Part of this 1950s estate has already been designated for redevelopment.
Exploring Jalan Kukoh and York Hill estates. Two of the oldest HDB precincts and an early Singapore version of a hill top town.
Visiting the former royal hill of Singapore i.e. Fort Canning. A place I’ve stayed away from for decades because of a certain incident …
Telok Blangah means “cooking pot bay” in Malay. In some ways, this small estate surrounding Mount Faber is indeed like a bay before a large city.
Two weeks after the activation of “phase 2” of the COVID-19 post circuit breaker measures, and it’s obvious Orchard Road has yet to recover.
Modern Japanese dinner at Jewel Changi Airport. Am glad to say the futuristic attraction has largely returned to life after 3 months of lockdown.
Evening walk at the Katong stretch of East Coast Road. This was and is still, one of Singapore’s most colourful food streets.
