I can remember the sites and sounds of Jalan Kayu,having lived there in 1970.I lived in a bungalow in Jalan Talan Piring,backing onto the afore mentioned shops.Also the smells from the various Hawker stands and food outlets.
Returned in 2008,all the old wooden shops/business premises have long gone,to be replaced with landscaped grass verges and new road surfaces.Found my old house was still there and was for-sale!
Strange feeling re-visiting a location which to me epitomised the old Singapore,a place now so changed but in the memories of all the servicemen/women who were so lucky to have served here.
Unable to locate the fish-ponds,have they been filled-in and redeveloped?
The new Jalan Kayu Team(We'll keep the flame alive!) Toh Ghee Wei Shantini J Bernice Chan Esther Lam Elisha Chu Briana Foo Megan Tay Emilia Wong Lim Si Ying Low Jun Wei Darrell Shen Foo Jun Jie More names will be being added!
Our Jalan Kayu History Team(2007) Wendy Chua; Siti Nadiah; Benjamin Low; Koa Qian Ling; Sherman Tang; Goh Xi Hsien; Toh Ghee Wei Shantini J; Christina Koh; Yew Wei Hong;
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Cracking Review. Remember it like it was yesterday.
A truly fantasic passage in time.
I can remember the sites and sounds of Jalan Kayu,having lived there in 1970.I lived in a bungalow in Jalan Talan Piring,backing onto the afore mentioned shops.Also the smells from the various Hawker stands and food outlets.
Returned in 2008,all the old wooden shops/business premises have long gone,to be replaced with landscaped grass verges and new road surfaces.Found my old house was still there and was for-sale!
Strange feeling re-visiting a location which to me epitomised the old Singapore,a place now so changed but in the memories of all the servicemen/women who were so lucky to have served here.
Unable to locate the fish-ponds,have they been filled-in and redeveloped?
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