Deadpoet’s Cave

Yawning Bread posted a photo essay about five forgotten places in Singapore.

In the course of these 2 centuries, rulers and political systems have come and gone, even communities have passed our way. However, they often leave evidence of their time on the ground, which despite our incessant building and rebuilding — unavoidable in our densely populated city — are sometimes left untouched.

These are not landmarks, but markings on the land. The five that I have chosen for this photo essay have been mostly forgotten, but each tells a little story about a period in our past.

Fascinating stuff!

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