Roundup of The Changing Seasons, March 2023
Younger Child’s dance practice was in the evening, so Loving Husband and I took the opportunity to run around the neighbourhood, venturing a little further this time to the waterfront as well as the Kampong Gelam area.


I love it when I turn the corner and tada! Art. I don’t recall Haji Lane filled with such excitement the last time we drove by – again, demonstrating that exploring on foot is superior.
Easily the most famous wall mural at Haji Lane and undisputedly the wall that started the vibrant street art scene here, … the work of Didier Jaba Mathieu, a Colombian-born graffiti writer and street artist. … Inspired by his travels and experience … Mathieu brings the richness and vibrancy of Mexican culture to life in his murals.
visitkamponggelam.com

It’s almost time for The Changing Seasons
The Changing Seasons is coming soon on 30 April 2023 (7:00 am, Singapore time). Hope you will join Brian and I for a wrap-up of April 2023 (follow this link to find out more about The Changing Seasons).
Thank you to those who shared their March 2023 with us:
Roundup
- Donna at Wind Kisses
- Brian at Bushboys World
- Marilyn at Serendipity Seeking Intelligent Life on Earth
- Sarah at Travel with Me
- Natalie at Little Pieces of Me (welcome back Natalie! we’ve missed you!)
- Pauline at Living in Paradise‘s 3-part update: 1) Feb & March, 2) Feb – Part 2, 3) March
- Ju-Lyn at Touring My Backyard
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This post is my contribution to
- One Word Sunday: Colourful hosted by Debbie at Travel with Intent
- Photographing Public Art Challenge (PPAC) hosted by Natalie the Explorer
What a wonderful jumble of colours
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It really is! The whole street vibes like that: a wonderful jumble of excitement!
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Loving the burst of colors 😍 Enjoy running the both of youu 🏃♀️🏃♂️
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So happy to see you again! glad you popped in – it has been a while!
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yes please!
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Such a beautiful wall. Thank you for sharing.
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So happy to have you visit, Lakshmi.
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Ju-Lyn, Thank you for your PPAC contribution. I love the colourful murals. I agree ‘exploring on foot is superior’. I hope to join you for April The Changing Seasons.
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Yay! fellow explorer! Appreciate so much your delighting in my discoveries with me. See you for TCS soon!
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What a visual treat. And probably so much fun to create!
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Recently I’ve come across muralists at work – it really is battling the elements: heat, rain, huge spaces to work with. I have even more respect for them now.
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That is really cool to see it in action. To me, murals seem to just magically appear. And respect, for sure. Perhaps you could offer to bring one a cool drink on a hot day. 🙂 Or an ugly fruit! 😉
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After visiting Colombia recently I’m not at all surprised to read that is the work of a Colombian artist – they really do love vibrant colours! Thank you for linking to my post 🙂
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I know, right? The mural made so much sense when I read up on the artist.
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I love the vibrant colours
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Thanks Pauline – as do I!
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Fabulous burst of colour!
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This mural sets the tone – the whole street is fun like this!
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Brilliant!
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so colourful and festive !
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It’s such a fun street – we tour the Kampong Gelam area when you come?
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Yes please!
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