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Back in the 1950's and 1960's aluminium was rare and very costly. Thus this was the most popular design using the material steel. In the past the gates are made from iron. As aluminium was expensive to make in the past. One of the quickest ways to open to any width and quick and easy to lock. Can even add extra padlocks if needed.
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1. This painting is by a very famous Chinese painter by the name of Xu Bei-hong. 2. Xu Bei-hong, born in 1895 and died in 1953. Nowadays, this paintings are much sought after by collectors. And many forgeries of this painting is floating around. 3. For many Chinese businessmen, they love to place a painting of galloping horses. It can be 6, 8 or 9 horses. 4. Here, these businessmen, would normally place the painting on the same wall as the Main entrance door. 5. This symbolises, the horses, galloping out of the main entrance door, to get more business. 6. Do note that the horses do not face inwards of the door. 7. Please note that I am suggesting that you go out and go b…
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Around Lucky Heights estate and Bedok South & a small plot of Lucky Gardens Graveyard = Muslim Keramat Cemetry
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A small plot of Graveyard next to this home:- More photos of the Lucky Gardens Graveyard:- These tomb stones are typical of Muslim Cemetry graves. Non-Chinese. This HDB Bedok South estate with the background showing the Lucky Garden's Graveyard.... Below Block 71 Bedok South:- Bedok South opposite Temasek Junior College:- A meaningful signage at HDB Bedok South ... For sale a house with a nice "88" number:-
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I like to share with everyone my family photos on the burial cremony of my grandfather. Date of pictures 1962 In Part 1, you will see:- 1. The burial procession It starts with the funeral procession starting from my grand father's uncompleted extension to the home. The funeral procession will lead to the burial site. 2. An interesting ceremony of `placing' eyes to the portrait of my grand father. The portrait will be placed at home at an alter. This is commonly called Ancestor Worship. Dotting the eyes would ensure that the dead have eyes so that he can `see'. The picture will show the eldest son who has to carry his father's photo on his back. Did you also notice the st…
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HDB Punggol Opal & Waterway Cascadia BTOs launched in July 2012 Site plans and floor plans
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HDB Punggol Opal & Waterway Cascadia BTOs launched in July 2012 Site plans and floor plans
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In this view, you can see a wider picture of some of the apartment blocks of Summerhill condo. You can also clearly see the sloping hill. And the water retention.
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Photos of Chinese 7th month offerings. Location: Marsiling Lane Market cum Food Centre
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Enclosed please find in MS word format, a typical Hokkien Wedding Custom. For the modern Hokkien some of the practises are not practised today. However, the essence of the custom has been recorded for information. If you find some of the customs appropriate for you, do apply them! In the word document, there is reference of the " double happiness " Chinese wedding symbol. You can find out more of this symbol here:- http://www.geomancy.net/mypictures/cgi-bin/mypictures.cgi?img=0&search=happiness&cat=all&bool=and&x=13&y=15 Warmest Regards, Cecil
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Sunglade Condo at Serangoon Avenue 2 Site plan
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In this last part of the Chinese ceremony: 1. Home prayers are conducted by a Taoist priest. In the first picture, if you look carefully in one of the pictures, you will see that the man (wearing a white shirt) has a square piece of cloth held by a pin on his left short sleeeve of his shirt. Traditionally, Chinese wear a piece of square cloth on their clothing and the colour of the cloth deplicts the relationship with the dead. The piece of square cloth is worn during the period of mourning. During the mourning period, family members must not wear colourful clothings but white or black clothings. Notice also in the first picture that family members are wearing the straw…
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This is a lovely blood-white jade carving of a dragon in gentle embrace with a phoenix...
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Launching in August 2019... In addition, Fragrance Group had also launched Jervois Treasures a month earlier in July 2019
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1. Most of us have seen ba gua mirrors placed above a door. 2. Today, I walked pass this apartment and was surprised to see one of the "largest" ba gua mirrors placed above a certain home's entrance door!
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Nice meaningful motifs on the main entrace gate : 1960's to 1970's design
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The Chiltern Park condo at Serangoon Ave 3 has roofs that may pose as a poison arrow or sha qi to some units in The Springbloom condo facing these sharp roofs. Pictures were taken in the Chiltern Park condo a few months ago..
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With the extended overhang above this 2nd storey stack/unit at block 664A Punggol Drive; One can notice that even at around 3.30pm, the extended overhang roof helps to shade the fa?ade of this unit's room. However, in general, the lower the stack/unit; the greater the range of shade vs afternoon sun hours.
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HDB Sales Brochure of Skyterrace at Dawson BTO launched in December 2009 skyterrace-@-dawson.pdf
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1. A picture of Buddha. 2. Notice that he is wearing a `Swastica' symbol on his neck.
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Bukit 828 Freehold Residences & the Sales Brochure Layout site plan may be misleading (incorrect)
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Overview: Bukit 828 showroom launching soon... The actual site of Bukit 828:- In the past, before the advent of BKE, the only way from most parts of the island is to drive past this area; the next marker is Mandai Road before reaching Woodlands then the causeway leading to Malaysia. Then, we do not need to use our International passport. We had another "passport" with the words "Restricted Passport" meant only to be used between Singapore and West Malaysia.
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This is an old auspicious Chinese picture: 1. The Eight Immortals on top of the picture. 2. At the center of the picture is the Chinese Character `Fu' or Prosperity / Wealth. `Fu' is the same Fu as found in the Fu Lu Shou (Prosperity, Luck and Longevity). Warmest Regards, Cecil
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These are common Chinese motifs found on furniture or decorative panels. For example: on Chinese coffee tables and cabinets and clothes cupboards.
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HDB Waterway Ridges & Waterway Banks BTO launched in November 2011 Respective Sales Brochures: waterway-banks.pdf waterway-ridges.pdf
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Coming soon Parc Canberra @ Canberra Link new EC
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Even the " Slow " (slow down) side on the road does not help the building from Sha Qi (poison arrows). Much like taking a sugar coated pill - comforting but no effect!
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Colourful decoration at the Sri Lankaramaya Buddhist Temple.
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