Very impressive gleaming skyline, isn't it?
Singapore is still growing at a rapid pace...
Each time I visit this country, a new modern skyscraper is
seemingly being erected from the ground up!
With that being said, my eyes are still drawn to
the old world charm of Singapore, still found around Emerald Hills...
~take a look :
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I could actually spend more hours just strolling & looking at
Hope this country would continue to preserve & cherish these historical treasures!
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~XOXO*
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-Photos 'Singapore skyline' via Boston.Com & others by ©LENORENEVERMORE
32 comments:
Such a beautiful place.
Great pics this morning L. Here in Boston we pride ourselves on having a little old/new mixture, but a place like Singapore kind of puts the lie to that.
That skyline is incredible but I agree that the old is too special to let go. So completely charming and gorgeous. I hope it stays.
That skyline is incredible but I agree that the old is too special to let go. So completely charming and gorgeous. I hope it stays.
What a city! It seemingly offers the best of the old and the new. Thank you for more great shots, Lenore!
Fascinating city!
wow, what are those...bubble things in the skyline picture? interesting.
It's so cool you got to go there. May I ask what line of work you're in?
Jenny,
That's one amazing architecture, 'Esplanade' - Theatres on the Marina Bay, complete lifestyle experience - dining, shopping, and the performing arts! Advertising is my background.
~Thank you guys!
It is beautiful to see Singapore through your eyes.
These pics totally get me to want to visit, and I've never really thought about visiting there before. Thanks for sharing!
- Sarah
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What a gorgeous place! I've GOT to visit there someday.
Fabulous I adore that fence in green and the architecture is amazing,
xoxo
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I love the older parts of any big country... thank you for sharing, because when I go to Singapore, THAT is where I'd like to hang out. Just like when you're in London and you drive out to Avebury & Bath... it's like stepping back in time! I want to be transported!
xox
great pics!
love,
Jello
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Old Singapore is just wonderful. It was a shame in the mid eighties when they tore a lot of it down like Bugis Street only to see the arror of their ways.
Beautiful place!
If wall could talk, such history I'm sure!
Beautiful place, thanks for sharing darling Lenore!
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It looks like you are really enjoying your stay! That is awesome, I am jealous of you!
Hi - I am definitely delighted to find this. Good job!
I love to see the old and the new together
I'm fascinated by the Esplanade. Too cool!!
Wow, that skyline is amazing!! Thanks for sharing your beautiful pics. I would love to visit.
btw - added your blog to my 'blog obsessed' list.
xoxo
David,
impressed by your knowledge of Singapore!
Tamra,
obsession? I'm flattered, so sweet of you!
~Thank you everyone!
Wow, the contrast is striking! One would hardly think they were looking at pictures of the same city! That seems to be a common theme with developing countries though--expansive, aggressive development mixed with old world tradition. I'd love to visit someday..
Wait--is Singapore the place where you can get arrested for littering?
Style Porn,
not arrested, but hefty FINE!
vandalism, yes~thrown to jail!
Oh how wonderful...I love old worldly buildings like this...glad they are preserving them!
so cool! I'm in love with the innovation and all the new projects but also, old things have something special and unique! :D great blog! I'm following!
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I love looking at those photos and all the amazing details. Singapore is on my wish list of places to visit:) Happy Thursday, darling
Kisses
I'll always take the old world charm over the glitz. Such a beautiful place!
it looks so wonderful ... love your snaps! safe travels!
I'm with you ... while I love the contrast between old and new, I think the old world charm always wins me over.
Phew! That is really rather spectacular - a bit Bladerunner-esque!
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