Vesak135 viewsThe altar. If I remember correctly those bottles of holy water were actually F&N (Fraser and Neave) pop bottles! (I think F&N was an Australian company)
Botanic Gardens134 viewsAnother lake in the gardens, I believe a newer one.
China Town Museum134 viewsThis area was used for sewing and repair work
Cavenagh Bridge134 viewsCavenagh Bridge, apparently a popular place for the stars to be photographed
Tiger Balm Gardens134 viewsThis chap obviously liked his food
3rd court - King Songdi134 views
9th court - King Pingdeng134 viewsRobbers, murderers and rapists plus those committing any other unlawful conduct have their head and arms chopped off. Neglect of the old and the young results in being crushed under boulders
Thaipussam134 viewsThat pin goes through his cheeks and right through his tongue, so much for seventies punk era, this lot were doing it first!
Chinese Hell note133 viewsThe obverse side of a Chinese Hell note. They were burnt often just after someone’s death, very often in the street, which is where I found this one
Ford Factory Museum133 viewsInside the surrender chamber, (the Board Room), this are the actual table and some of the chairs.
Ford Factory Museum133 viewsChair from the supreme court symbolising the transfer of British seat of power to the Japanese with the establishment of the Japanese Judicial system
Footbridge in the Clarke Quay area133 viewsA colourful tubular structured footbridge in the Clarke Quay area
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