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Photo 5
Photos from Cliff Hutton of RAF Seletar.
Captions by Cliff Hutton of RAF Seletar
Photo 5 My son with their cat "Onion". Note the 'docked' tail. Back in the sixties all cats in Singapore seemed to have "damaged" tails. I was told that it was a Chinese custom to do this as only perfect creatures were admitted to heaven. So cats were treated thus so they'd not displace a human when the time came?
Photo 5 My son with their cat "Onion". Note the 'docked' tail. Back in the sixties all cats in Singapore seemed to have "damaged" tails. I was told that it was a Chinese custom to do this as only perfect creatures were admitted to heaven. So cats were treated thus so they'd not displace a human when the time came?
Photo 4 RAF Seletar Yacht Club from one of the old flying boat hangars. Note the Austin Mini, one of the first in Singapore.1962?
Photo 3 Amah's market Jalan Kayu 1962?
Photo 6 Having our grass cut. I think these young Tamil lads simply asked "cutting grass?"
Photo 2 Our amah, Foo Kwee Moi. How incredible it seems today that the R.A.F. would pay for us to have a servant!
Photo 1 Cliff himself back in the 1960s at Seletar
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