I imagined this blocks of housing flats will generate a very nice ‘silhouette’ during the sunset or twilight. Anyway, it looks great like this in the daylight also

This was taken at the block that is two blocks away. I kind of like this warm lighting

The ‘Durian’ of singapore;) More information here : http://www.esplanade.com/

Okay, now some touristy photos. Yes, the merlion was what i was trying to capture while in the Esplanade library. Somehow my camera’s battery went low and this photo makes it looked I am still ‘desperate’ to get the merlion shot at night and it turned out rather blur and disappointing. When I get back to SIN, I shall try again ensuring my camera’s batt are fully charge next time;)

Like the way this tree stands against this wall painted in these hues of red. The winding path towards or rather around it seemed to be telling ‘a mysterious story’…

In the day, it looked so white;) But at night it looks like this<<

Not the best photo as it was taken while I was still walking so it was blurred. However, I like the colours of it at night:) Will show you the day view of it tomr:)

This is one of the many tiles at Orchard Road

Our McDonald’s in Singapore is opened 24hours. The ones I saw in Budapest are not entirely 24 hours. But the ‘drive through’ service that i tried once was rather efficient with very good service;) Another I passed by was with a red double decker bus which i first thought they would bring the little children to have a small city tour. But hey no, it’s for the birthday parties:) Children can spend time with their friends in the double decker bus:) I thought it was a nice idea!:)

Here it is….some called a form of ‘vandalism’…

But what do you think? Freedom of speech or ‘vandalism’?;)

Joe LOVE Cola? or Joe ‘what’ Lola??

LOL!!

p.s. tomorrow I’ll show you the ‘overview’ of where I found this funny note on the cement:)

Rather hard to get this photo with the correct focus. But I was hoping to show this reservoir at Yishun. It was a big area, and very cooling place with nice breeze too:)

Singapore is so small that majority of the population live in housing flats. To make life more interesting, we are lucky to have it painted in happy colour like this one:)