Forgive me, Cincinnati, but I think I have a new favorite skyline.
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| The Merlion statue spouting water into the Singapore River |
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| From Merlion Park, the Esplanade bank and to the right, the Singapore Flyer. |
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| Buildings reflected on the Singapore River. |
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| The beautiful lotus flower-shaped Arts & Sciences Museum. |
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| In back, the Sands Marina hotel and Sky Bar. In front, part of the double helix pedestrian bridge. |
Where’s your favorite skyline?
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It’s such an awesome skyline!! I couldn’t stop looking up as I walked around the city!
I know! I feel like I snapped a million pictures of every building possible. It’s truly stunning.
So gorgeous! My favorite skyline is Milwaukee…it has a nice mixture of old and new coming together in an unassuming beauty. And, it’s home so I’m just playing favorites!
That’s how I feel about CIncinnati’s skyline. Whenever I come through the cut in the hill of Kentucky and see Cincinnati sparkling across the river, it takes my breath away. Every time.
Wow! Your pictures are beautiful! My favourite skyline has to be Hong Kong 🙂
I have yet to see that one, but I’d love to compare it someday.
Wow! We haven’t been to Singapore yet, but it looks amazing! I was really surprised by the beautiful skyline in Seoul, Korea when we visited there last month. The city is so huge, it stretches on FOREVER!
Singapore was very different than I imagined. The skyline was just the beginning.
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