#johor strait

[hsundholm]

The Terrace Puddles by Henrik Sundholm Via Flickr: The roof terrace of the terminal at Marina South Pier in Singapore. It was so humid, I had trouble keeping the lens from fogging up.

[helluvatimes]

Fishing In The Rain

A floating fish farm preparing to meet the coming rain in the Johor Strait. Photo credit: Jonathan Chua.

Moments after this was taken, we had to hurry off for cover as the rain descended on the coast.

[lanecross]

Came across some Common Sea Star ( Archaster typicus) :) can grow to about 12 to 15cm. Their long arms are edged with short blunt spines. Its underside is pale with tube feet. They are known to feed on detritus (organic matter), decaying plants and tiny animals.

[hsundholm]

Changi Beach People by Henrik Sundholm Via Flickr: People enjoying Changi Beach in Singapore.

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The Beach at Dawn II by Henrik Sundholm Via Flickr: We woke up terribly early and took the bus across town to East Coast Park, Singapore. Dawn at the beach, before the rising heat.

[hsundholm]

The Beach at Dawn by Henrik Sundholm Via Flickr: We woke up terribly early and took the bus across town to East Coast Park, Singapore. Dawn at the beach, before the rising heat.

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Marina Pier Clouds by Henrik Sundholm Via Flickr: A muted sunset at Marina South Pier in Singapore.

[jeronimoloco]

Easing a different Singapore to JB jam 100 years ago

It was a hundred years ago on this very day, the 17th of September 1923, that the Causeway first came into use, when a cargo train made the crossing on tracks laid temporarily on the completed half of rubble mound which had been intended for its roadway. A train crossing the partially completed Causeway in 1923. Linking the island state of Singapore with Malaysia across the Straits of Johor,…

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