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    Where's Jonny? Care to dine with me? You would think that 11 years of daily food tasting for a living might put me off?......au contraire! Chomp away with me across 6 continents. Seduced like a bloodhound to the scent of good food, I anticipate the misty waft of steaming broths, the satisfying crunch of mudbugs and the vibrant aroma of freshly pulverised lemongrass. Buon appetito

    Photos from Singapore

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    Inside the new Temple in Chinatown. Views[544] The point where Sir Stamford Raffles disembarked to form a new trading outpost called Singapore. Views[597] Malsie in new Chanels observing the Singapore river community. Views[578] Hindu temple, Singapore Views[844] Malsie on Sentosa Island. ( at the southernmost tip of Asia) Views[1662]
     
    The famous fountain at Raffles. Views[506] The hallowed halls of Raffles. Down this walkway the lobby can be accessed on the left including the Tiffin room and main restaurant. Anyonefound wearing shorts or sandals is shot on sight. On the right is the less formal billiard room and divan. Views[468] The outer areas of Raffles hotel. A walk into the decadent, colonnial past of Britain. Views[520]
     
    Nasi Lemak - famous breakfast dish of Malay origin. Steamed coconut rice with pandan, boiled egg, roast peanuts, Sambal, marinated prawns, curried chicken and crispy anchovies. Amazing when mixed. Views[2732] The breathtaking National Museum and I don't just mean the building. Views[458] A riverside view in the financial district, Singapore Views[450]
     
    The glorious entrance Views[364] One that caught my eye (literally) at the botanical gardens. Views[481] Some rare orchid at the botanical gardens. Views[453] I took photos at the Botanic gardens whilst my feet were being steadily chomped by mosquitos. Views[438] National geographic standard?? not yet - more practice needed I think Views[550]
     
    Only at Raffles! Views[430] Cravattes and monocles are pre-requisites here Views[436] This was the XR2 of butterflies. Darren, any luck ? Views[434] Darren - another one for your books! Views[473] Not sure about the butterfly but I can identify the model. Its a photographicus Amatueranus Views[506]
     
    Darren - please can you identify? Views[486]     

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