Shoreline Towers

... etc. forgetting you in the oh so modern city of Singapore where there is nothing left in its original form, not even the shoreline), there were office buildings. This is part of the reclamation that Singapore does/did to expand its land. I joked that soon ...

... plain. Then, again, as the water rises families living on houseboats and homes built on simple rafts, creep inland to the shoreline. Following the seasonal rise and fall of the lake, these aquatic settlements (including churches, fish farms, shops, and ...

... window and look east to where the harbour narrows and turns away to meet the South China Sea. Hundreds of apartment blocks line the shoreline on each side. I look down to the water. There's the chugging splash of the bow of the ferry as it rises and falls. ...

... the other towering buildings around it. We walk the length of Wall St taking in the scenery and get out the far end at the shoreline. It is seriously cold today and the wind is biting. On the far shoe is Brookland and the bridge off to our left is grey, ...

... the campsite to take some photos of the glacier and look at the icebergs. We pass two hours playing like little kids on the shoreline pushing huge lumps of ice in the water with our feet and trying to work out what the shapes in the melting iceberg forms ...