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Friday, 25 November 2011
Today's Print - Pastoral
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This is an image I took in the country outside Adelaide a few years ago. Using special filters I have 'aged' the image to give it a vintage look.
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Singapore Sojourn by Roger Smith is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 Unported License.
Based on a work at singaporesojourn.blogspot.com
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Links of Interest
- 2nd Shot - Heritage Photography
- A Singaporean Story Box
- Aiyah Nonya's Notes
- Archives Portal
- Bras Basah area in the 1970s
- Bukit Brown Cemetery
- Butterflies in Singapore
- Butterflies of Singapore
- Chinatown Observations
- Commonwealth Avenue Cooked Food Centre
- Discover Singapore Heritage Trails
- FoodSpotting Network
- Fort Canning Heritage Trail
- Frankie Koh
- Gastronaut - food blog
- Good Morning Yesterday
- Growing Up In Geylang
- Heritage E-Cards
- Images of Singapore
- Loo Connect - Find a toilet
- Marked Historic Sites Listing
- Memories at Old Ford Factory
- Monumental Walking Tours
- My Chew Joo Chiat Story
- My Queenstown
- My Singapore Food
- On A Little Street in Singapore
- One Map - Public Transport
- One North Explorers
- Orchard Road
- Pictures of Singapore - National Library
- Preservation of Monuments Board Blog
- Queenstown Heritage Trail
- Queenstown History - Part 1
- Queenstown History - Part 2
- Queenstown Through The Years - book review
- Railways and Trains in Singapore
- Real-Time Photos of Singapore
- Remember Singapore
- Singapore 1960's
- Singapore 60s: Andy's Pop Music Influence
- Singapore Evacuation 1942 Blog
- Singapore Memory Project
- Singapore Photos - Pre 1975
- Singapore Photos - historic
- Singapore Topics
- The Digital Nature Archive of Singapore
- The Long and Winding Road
- The Wise Old Owl
- Times Of My Life
- Today Print Edition
- Victor Koo
- YGblog4 Blog
Today Online
Singapore Voices
My Original Art Prints
Global Museum Headlines
Worldlense
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My Web Publishing & Map
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- Today's Print - Pastoral
- Twelve Days of Christmas
- Accented Deliveries
- General Election 2011 - NZ Style
- The Pobble Who Had No Toes
- If It Itches, Scratch It
- Inspiring Stories and Lifelong Abilities
- Durian Cleaners
- Coromandel in Black and White
- We're On The Train To Nowhere
- Strathmore Strolls
- Coromandel
- On Feeling Prosperous
- Today's Print - Taking The Waters, Queens
- Today's Print - Rocks Taiwan
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Singapore Recommendations
- Best Bau (steamed buns) - Teck Kee, Killiney Road
- Best Chicken Rice - Meiling Road, near Queenstown MRT
- Best Curry Puffs - Curry Puff 93, Killiney Road
- Best Mee Siam - Isle Cafe, Cuppage Road
- Best Yum Cha (dim sum) - Xin Fu Yum Cha, Level 2, International Building, 360 Orchard Road
- Camera Gear - iPhoto (formerly called Lords Cameras), Lucky Plaza #01-79 (ask for James)
- Excellent Doctor - Dr Toh Keng Kiat, #07-08 Camden Medical Centre
- Eyecare and Eyeware - Igard, 30 International Building,#01-11
- Good Travel Agent - AD Travel PTE Ltd, 133 New Birdge Road, #03-03, Chinatown Point (ask for David Tan)
- Hair Dressing - Beauty Profile, #02-05 Mid Point Orchard, 220 Orchard Road
- Mens Tailoring - Dick's Beaumonde, 1 Scotts Road, #03-30, Shaw Centre (ask for Michael)
- Money Changer - Sapphire Exchange, #B1-78, Lucky Plaza, Orchard Road
- Pie-Kia's Pies which are yummy and reasonably priced
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