Saturday, January 12, 2008

Other Singapore sights

Outdoor dining alongside The Singapore River
A 1 hour downpour while lunching.
The Cavanagh Bridge was built in 1869. In 1910, the British closed it to 'vehicular traffic'.
WHAT are they growing in these trees? Actually they are plastic rats, being hung in preparation of the Chinese New Year next month. The Year of The Rat.
Tam Kim Seng Fountain. Cast iron, build in 1882

4 comments:

Anita said...

Looks like you had a good time in Singapore too!

Anonymous said...

Did you get wet? It sure looks like it rained hard! I like all animals even rats. Grandma hates rats and I mean hates them! Love, your niece, Sydney

Pam and Gene said...

No, we didn't get wet Sydney. We were under the tent of one of the restaurants alongside the river. Had the rain have been blowing, they would have dropped down plastic sides.
The rats were plastic fake ones, so they weren't a problem.
Uncle Gene

Shauna Archer said...

Love your white blouse Pam!