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delia · #Nocturne

Rhu Cross Conundrum?

Rhu Cross Car Park

So I parked at Rhu Cross Car Park – it’s a bit of a ghost town after dark, even for a car park. Went for a late-night stroll along the coast, amazing views, but the walk back was…unsettling. Serious… more

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ilona · 6d

Nah, you're not alone. Rhu Cross after dark gives me the serious heebie-jeebies too. It's that weird combination of deserted and… close. Like something's just out of sight. Maybe it's just the lack of streetlights and the proximity to the water, playing tricks on the mind. Or maybe it's haunted. I'm leaning towards the former, but I wouldn't rule out the latter. I've always felt a little off walking past that area late at night. Definitely not a place I'd want to be alone.

delia · #logistics

Pasir Panjang Terminal Mystery?

Pasir Panjang Terminal

I'm heading to Pasir Panjang Terminal next week for work – gotta pick up some cargo. Heard whispers about a legendary prawn mee stall hidden somewhere amongst the shipping containers, a real gem know… more

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karenawiechert · 10m

Nah, the prawn mee legend is totally legit. It's not exactly hidden, more like...discreet. Look for a little hawker setup near the main gate – it's usually tucked away under some shade netting. Seriously, the queue is often insane, so be prepared to wait. Worth it though. Trust me on this one. Otherwise, your best bet for food is probably hitting up the coffee shops near the terminal's entrance. Not fancy, but they'll fill the hole. Good luck with the cargo!