A guide of Singapore's MRT & LRT on a bag?
With this bag, no one will ever get lost whilst taking the MRT and LRT! And I'll never fret if a tourist were to come up to me asking for directions. YAYY :)
Oh myyy.. I thought this only existed in Pont des Arts bridge over the Seine river in Paris.
Now I need not travel so far to attach a love chain with a special someone :)
I find it an irony that people who contributes largely to the society gets the lowest pay. Without them there'll be no one maintaining the roads we drive on, clearing manholes, building a home for us to live in, etc.
I always thought greeneries are used to beautify areas outside shopping malls. But....... I now think that the purpose of these bushes here to hide the wires. hahahaha!
I just find it interesting that all construction workers are not afraid of heights at all!
Can the blind really be guided with just these lines? And who actually invented this? Whoever invented this must really understand the blind well.
It's kind of ridiculous how the government keeps finding ways to make people be more considerate while taking public transports, to the extend of giving out prizes.
I'm pretty sure I am a regular public transport user, but I've never came across the no-durian sign before. Is it just me?
This captured my attention. it is a huge spring being used as a bicycle stand.
I find that mannequins act as a big role in shops as people tend to look at what the mannequin is wearing first before making a decision to enter a shop. It also acts as a different perspective because looking at the shirt or bottom individually gives you a different view.
A very efficient design for bike lovers to travel down the stairs with ease.
