See below for 63 photos from a road trip my parents took me on from Atlanta to Nashville to Mammoth Cave (in Kentucky).
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From time to time I transform into a camera-toting tourist and take pictures. Then I post them using this tag.
SIN > NRT > ATL
My trip to visit my parents in Atlanta looked like this, more or less. It took me over 24 hours to get there.
I watched two movies on the way from Singapore to Tokyo and another two and a half on the way from Tokyo to Atlanta.
I made the map using http://myflightbook.com.



Chinese and Japanese Gardens
When we visited the gardens in February, we arrived too late in the day to climb to the top of the Chinese pagoda or even set foot in the Japanese Gardens. This time, we arrived earlier.
See below for 29 photos. My favorite is the spiral one pointing up towards the top of the inside of the pagoda.
Visit to Gardens by the Bay Supertrees and OCBC Skyway
My husband and I returned to Gardens by the Bay to go up on the Skyway.
Below are 18 photos from our visit.
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Visit to Gardens by the Bay
My husband and I visited the Cloud Forest and Flower Dome at Gardens by the Bay.
Below are 77 of the 246 photos I took.
Chijmes sunset
Fort Canning Park
Below are about a dozen photos from a stroll through Fort Canning Park from the National Museum of Singapore to Liang Court.
Visit to the Singapore Botanic Gardens
This is the sign in front of the Bukit Timah Gate to the Singapore Botanic Gardens. (I waited until the tourists with selfie sticks had gone inside.)
Below are a handful of photos of flowers, leaves, and paths I saw there on this particular visit.
Journey to Infinity: Escher’s World of Wonder
My husband and I went to the M.C. Escher exhibit “Journey to Infinity” at the ArtScience Museum at Marina Bay Sands.
Below are 20+ photos of works by M.C. Escher, some long familiar to me and some totally new but all amazing.
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Chinese Garden at Jurong Lake
My husband and I went to visit the Chinese Garden.
The place looked a little worn, which in a way was refreshing since much of Singapore is shiny and new and lacks that friendly patina old places have.
As the sun went down, there were a lot of people out jogging in the relative cool. We strolled around and I took a few photos before the sun disappeared and the park was filled with shadows from streetlights.

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