A Blast from the Past

These are hand dryers design from the 70s. I remember seeing this when I was a young child.

View from Straight On.

View from near the bottom. The warm air outlet and the designer lines.

Street food of Medan

A scene taken from the back of a taxi.

Ayam Penyet at the street corner

This meal was taken in the evening when eating at a street full of street hawkers.

Padang Satay. Satay with Spicy Sauce.

 This was taken after the meal at the street hawker.

Fried Kway Tiao and Bee Hoon with Teh Botol.

Pasar Hindu

I pass this market for Hindus in Medan on many occasions. I had wanted to walk the market in day time and take some pictures. In fact, even when it is closed, it has many photo opportunities as well.

The Market is located at the T-junction. Scene from the peak hour.

The market in the afternoon.

View of the market as the taxi passed the market.

South of Asia

I was at the southern most part of continental Asia - or so the sign says. The staircase to the twin observation towers.

Nice evening light

Full or Empty

Too many people are posting of what they are eating. How about at the end? Was it good enough given the look of the food presentation.

The ending is important.

Japanese Miso Noodle

Wan Tun Mee

 

Cashew Chicken, Kang Kong, Sweet & Sour Fish, Tohu Georing

Fried Bee Hoon (Top); Fried Kway Tiao (Bottom)

Chicken Burger

Chicken Rice

Vegetarian Bee Hoon

Mee Rebus

The Bug Stops Here

This is a Singapore Police poster to stop shoplifting.

I saw a dead spider on one of the fingers.

Waterfall - Man Made

I remembered visiting Jurong Bird Park when I was young in the early 1970s during Chinese New year. The park was opened in 1971. The waterfall was touted as the world's largest man-made water fall.

When I visited it nearly 40 years on, the waterfall is now the world's largest aviary waterfall. Things change. Progress has been made by others. Don't keep still. Keep moving!

Taken with Fuji X100

Hot spot for a photo by the waterfall