In response to traveling at wits end’s challenge: mundane
Category: Historical Sites
dusk
In response to life of b challenge: in the pink.
reflection
In response to definitely dreaming challenge: reflections
photo opportunity
In response to travel with intent challenge: action.
Train
train (trān/)
noun
a series of railroad cars moved as a unit by a locomotive or by integral motors
In response to cee’s black & white: train
Opening
o·pen·ing (ˈōp(ə)niNG/)
noun
an aperture or gap, especially one allowing access
In response to nancy merrill’s photo a week: opening
Roof
roof (ro͝of/)
noun
the structure forming the upper covering of a building or vehicle
In response to the life of b: roof
Lights out
Bye, bye Lido Multiplex. Opened for operations since 1968, this standalone cinema turned out the lights for the last time on 31 May 2018. The movie theater played a pivotal role during my teen-age years for I probably had my first movie dates there. For a certain generation, it was meeting spots for more than just a movie and popcorn. Many tutoring schools and educational establishments were in the area, so it became the hub for adolescent trends and fashions. If you want the latest in-things, you can find it at shops behind the theaters. Now the lights is off and the marque is left blank, . . .so bye, bye Lido, thanks for the memories.
In response to wp photo challenge: favorites
wp daily prompt: retrospective
afar
Pelican
Charoen Krung Road is a major road in Bangkok, built during 1862–1864, which passes through Chinatown on through Bang Rak all the way to Bang Kho Laem, serving mostly the expat society during that era. In the present day, many of the historical building sites along the road are facing drastic changes due to extension of the MRT underground train system.
In response to jennifer’s owpc: pelican
wp daily prompt: core
