Update: SouthEastAsia
02/08/10
Malayan
Railway (KTM) Land in Singapore
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Three Wheelers in South East Asia
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Hoan Kiem Lake of Hanoi
The tranquil Ho Hoan Kiem or Lake of the Returned Sword is just a stone throw away from the hustle and bustle of Hanoi Old Quarters.
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Three Wheelers in South East Asia
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Hoan Kiem Lake of Hanoi
The tranquil Ho Hoan Kiem or Lake of the Returned Sword is just a stone throw away from the hustle and bustle of Hanoi Old Quarters.
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25/05/10
Those who have been to the Kelvingrove Art Gallery and
Museum in Glasgow should recognise the head
sculptures in the picture. The installation, known
as "Heads", is the brainchild of Sophie Cavein and
can be found in the Expression Gallery of
the museum. The enthralling exhibit features 95
heads with four different expressions that reflect
the ups and downs of emotion in life.
Heads by Sophie Cave at the Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum in Glasgow (Jun 2008)
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Kiat’s Eye View: What
is a haggis?
Heads by Sophie Cave at the Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum in Glasgow (Jun 2008)
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Kiat’s Eye View: What
is a haggis?
Norwegian Stave Chruch
14/03/10
Stave churches are wooden churches from the Middle Ages
in the Scandinavia, particularly Norway. Many of the
Norwegian stave churches are well-preserved and can
still be found throughout the country. I find the
architecture of these churches to be some of the most
intriguing in Europe. The pictures here show Gol Stave
Church and Garmo Stave Church, which I have visited.
Gol Stave Church (built 1235-1265), currently housed at the Norsk Folkemuseum in Oslo
The altar and interior decorations of the Gol Stave Church
Garmo Stave Church (built 1190-1225), currently at the Maihaugen Museum in Lillehammer
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Gol Stave Church (built 1235-1265), currently housed at the Norsk Folkemuseum in Oslo
The altar and interior decorations of the Gol Stave Church
Garmo Stave Church (built 1190-1225), currently at the Maihaugen Museum in Lillehammer
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Related links:
- Visit Norway: Stave churches
- Visit Norway: Norway's remaining
stave churches
- Wikipedia: Stave church
Bicycles in the Netherlands
28/08/09
Q: If there are “nine millions
bicycles” in Beijing, how many
bicycles are there in the Netherlands?
A: Apparently, the number is estimated to be as high as 12-13 millions, in a country with a population size of just about 16 millions!
Multi-storey bicycle parking lot by the canal in Amsterdam (Apr 2007)
Rows of bicycles in front of the central railway station, the Hague (Apr 2007)
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Kiat’s Eye View:
Recharging a car in Norway
A: Apparently, the number is estimated to be as high as 12-13 millions, in a country with a population size of just about 16 millions!
Multi-storey bicycle parking lot by the canal in Amsterdam (Apr 2007)
Rows of bicycles in front of the central railway station, the Hague (Apr 2007)
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Kiat’s Eye View:
Recharging a car in Norway
Sweeney
Todd Demon Barber
24/07/09
Tucked away in a quiet corner, next to the
MacDonald Bros Ltd Butchers &
Delicatessen, Sweeney Todd, the demon
barber, awaits unsuspecting visitors to the tranquil
Scottish small town of Pitlochry.
WARNING: The following picture contains scene which some viewers may find disturbing.
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WARNING: The following picture contains scene which some viewers may find disturbing.
Related links:
- Wikipedia: Sweeney Todd
- Flickr: Scotland Pitlochry
Sweeney Todd by donna_blais
- SweeneyTodDemonBarber.Co.UK