The Singapore River as a Psychogeographical Faultline | Here the River Lies
Got kicked in the head by a matrep because I asked him in a polite way to 'fuck his mother'. Clarke quay stories... (@ Central Mall)
I smoked 2 sticks of Ciggarets outside Central Mall, and fed the butts to the fishes. With my.... possible future wife. There would be shopping malls under the water.
I will never forget that spot, overlooking the glittering watter of the bay, where you hugged me and held my hand for the first and last time this lifetime. I wish you well, although we may never speak again. (@ ...
This is the row of shophouses where my great grandmother used to live. Even though its been completely re-done, she still could point out the exact place she used to live in, before it became a tourist trap. (@ Clarke ...
Helped John Miksic recover shards from SLA tunnel construction at Pulau Saigon. Found mostly 19th century stuff - old gin bottles etc, but then found 14th stoneware. (Near what is now Merchant Court)
View Found 14th C Potshards in Pulau Saigon Construction Site
Clark Quay = Alcohol. After a few drinks, some friends dared me to jump into the river. I did it for 30$. (Asking price was 50). The river bottom has glass pieces. My feet were cut up. (@ Clarke Quay)
It would be amazing to take a boat/sampan (man-rowed) down the singapore River, travelling downstream in the early morning and up in the evening. I can imagine pretty umbrellas and portable fans on the boats, people going back to basics! ...
In 2007, a punk show was held in an abandoned building in Robertson Quay. 200 punks showed up. It was an awesome site. The authorities don't know about it. :) (@ Roberston Quay Old Factory, Demolished)
It was a muggy evening - no breeze, no cool. Only sweat. As I waited to see "The Island" I sat and watched the water flow... slow. (Near the Gallery Allson Hotel)
I saw the Singapore River turned a light chocolate brown from its previous bluish-green waters (due to the recent floods)
A lady & I had a few drinks & she dragged me to the toilet & raped me. I was okay with it. Still am. (@ Homeclub Toilet, Riverwalk)
The river which the boys used to sit around and get drunk... basically havin a laugh. My friend "Boy AS" died there early this year. RIP. The river eats people. By Drowning.. (Opposite Central Mall)
My cousin took me here to take a photo of this building with colourful windows. Didn't wind the film properly, nothing came out! :(
It was a story told by friends. The incident a day before, their friend died. He woke up at 7am & he stretched, he fell into the river. (@ Near the bridge, at the end of the river opp Central).
The new Parliament had just finished construction. I snuck inside. Everything was still covered in dusty plastic. It was like ancient ruins, falling up. (@ Parliament House)
High on laughter and secondhand smoke, I took off my shoes and jumped into the river on a whim (and got pulled out by the police!) (@ Esplanade Bay)
As Cantonese saying goes, I "dropped a lot of leg hairs here" as a testament of my frequency of this location. (@ Clifford Pier or "Red Light" Pier)
Met a Vietnamese guy at the hawker centre in front of Empress Place. He took us to an opium den on Boat Quay but we didn't stay. (@ Boat Quay - can't remember which number)
Teenagers sitting around the steps of SG river with cheap beer before entering the clubs! (@ Clarke Quay, UOB Building)
Forward-looking city builds an ark in anticipation of the rising sea-level. (@ Marina Bay Ark)
Had good time on my car watching the skyline. Big land, nobody around. 2010. Buildings rise from open land. No more adventure. (@ IR)
One day, I saw a tree floating in the middle of the river, surrounded completely by water.
A strange exchange at the Marina Bay City Gallery, where I saw the model bay in front of the real thing... "How do you work the bay?" "Push the button." "This one?" "Never mind." (@ Marina Bay City Gallery)
Seat where grandpa waited for grandma. (@ Collyer Quay - the very first airport of SIngapore)
Saw a school of 15-20 fishes swimming in the clean(-ish) river water. Wildlife! (@ Outside UOB Plaza 1)
My then boyfriend and I made a pact to stay together. We wrote our wish on a paperboat and released it. As expected, after a while, the boat sank, just like the relationship. (@ those few steps)
This is where my friends and I hung out after the most important exam in our lives. We had no alcohol because we were still in school uniform. Pity. (@ Boat Quay puddle)
After the first MTV Asia Awards, Pink (the singer) being too drunk, went for a dip in the river to cool off. (@ Boat Quay)
Asked her from Lisbon to meet but she wouldn't. So had beer and sms her. Oh well. One year later we're married. (@ Clarke Quay)
So apparently the 7-11 at the end of the bridge is where eveyrone goes to get sloshed before plunging into the Clarke Quay. They sit on the parapet of the bridge and litter it with beer cans. When I tried ...
My boyfriend and I sat at this very place and envisioned opening a boating company and being opposite in one of the nice condos. I believed I said it might not be a great idea cause the river is known ...
A landmark/meeting spot in the area for punk friends... (@ Bridge in front of Daimaru)
It is where the opening and closing ceremony of the first ever Youth Olympic Games took place, and I was fortunate to witness it with 30,000 other people. (@ the Float)
I went down on one knee and asked her to be my wife. She said Yes! (@ Flyer - right at the top)
Many times i walk along this bridge and get annoyed at all the lovey-dovey and horny couples making out on this beautiful bridge. (@ the Cavenagh Bridge)
My teacher brought our class to the S'pore River to paint the shop houses (Near the bridge)
This is where i was dwarfed by the Benjamin Sheares Bridge and was in awe of the MONSTER CREEPER TAKING OVER THE WORLD!!! One creep at a time. I love standing beneath this bridge, it is scary + strange but ...
Saw THE LKY sitting on concrete seat looking contemplatively across the water at Parliament House meditating on his life's work (Outside UOB Plaza 1)
Grandfather used to take here to look at the bum boats where he used to work on. The jostling motion of the boats made the quay seem alive...