Yangtze Scribbler – SPOTTED AGAIN (June 2012)! Thanks to a tipoff by my friend Yuta (who also lives along Jalan Besar), I had a little walk around Queen Street, around the Bus Terminal and the Indian Church – and I found this on the side wall of the slightly run-down “Cambridge Institute”. I can’t believe I missed it before as I have many shots of the old market that is now being disassembled across the road from it, and I must have been standing right in front of this spot before but I just hadn’t noticed it before! At night, the path along this wall is not very well lighted.
Its proximity to the station suggests a possible connection to…. Malaysia. Either the person commutes to Malaysia via the bus and thus walks past this path frequently – or the person lives in my area (Near Little India/Jalan Besar) and is also walking around like me. What are the chances that I would have ended up moving to the exact area as the mystery writer whose scrawlings I first discovered on a wall in Chinatown some years ago?
See Also:
Open Urbanism: Looking for the Yangtze Scribbler
Open Urbanism: Yangtze Scribbler on Victoria Lane
Singapore Memory Project Showcase – Tan Pin Pin’s short on the Yangtze Scribbler
Related posts:
Yangtze Scribbler – Spotted again
Looking for the Yangtze Scribbler
March 2012: Open Urbanism, Yangtze Scribbler, DTL Numbering System
Yangtze Strangers
Dates and Numbers on Traffic Signposts along Rowell and Hindoo Road
Sungei Road Findings
Jalan Besar Traffic Light Button
Google Street View Vanishing Point