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Singapore Day 2
We got up the next day, left our bags at the desk, & headed out to Little India. Yesterday had been overcast, & Kelly kept saying how pleasant the weather was. Well, today was different. There wasn't a cloud in the sky, & the sun was really beating down.
We got out of the metro stop, & there was a hawker station right there, but I wanted to explore. We found some giant Indian groceries, different shops, etc., but no more hawker centers. There ...
Last day in Singapore
... a sandwich and I had a spearmint green tea. Whilst having lunch we realised that the keyboard in Darren’s case had some dodgy keys on it, so I sat outside at Starbucks finishing my tea while Darren popped back. I had the tablet out in front of me when this woman appeared in front of my table and started asking me about the tablet. She had really shifty eyes – she was either eyeing people up behind me or was signalling to someone. She ...
Singapore Zoo og farvel!
... vil besøge Litttle India, og det sidste vandt! Vi finder et meget charmerende by område og går lidt omkring. Vi slutter af med middag inden vi tager hjem! Vi har beholdt vores værelse nogle flere timer, så der er god tid til at pakke og bade inden vi begiver os til lufthavnen. Her sidder vi nu i Caktus haven hvor det hele startede for ca 1 mdr siden! Om 19 timer skulle vi være hjemme i Kastrup ...
How We Ate Our Way Through South America
... earlier entry on the Uyuni Salt Flats) and craving for meat! Peru If I had to pick a favourite country from the five we visited based solely on its food, it would be Peru. The fact that we spent an entire month there meant we had more time to sample some of the better food places around. But we also loved the wide variety of Peruvian cuisine – from the super tasty “caldo de gallina” (chicken broth with noodles or rice) in the local markets to ...
Highlights of Singapore
... no longer worked. Thankfully a very old phone, one of Jenny's hand-me-downs. So we decided we would return to Sim Lim Square to contribute to Singapore's economy a little more.
Next day: Off to Changi Chapel. Decided to use the train to get there. Managed with a little help from some kind hearted locals. Interesting to be the only non Asians on the train. Arrived at Changi Airport only to be told it would have been better to get ...