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The old wooden buildings are part of the Jim Thompson house - he was an American who started the modern Thai silk industry - which is the only tourist site I bothered to visit this time. Photo below is of the Erawan (hindu) shrine, with the overhead Skytrain and Skywalk in evidence behind it, which also feature in a couple of shots above, showing what a concrete jungle the city is - which I like, myself!

1 Comments:
it very hot & concrete, like most parts of singapore. i too wish there were shots of food which i love :)
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