Yan Yan Guest House Hong Kong

... had been referring to. It was £35 to use it for two hours! I couldn't believe that this had been suggested to me when the flight cancellation was the airline's fault. Next it was time for the lawyerly research skills to make an appearance. I found a free internet place, and set about pulling up Cathay Pacific's terms and conditions regarding flight delays and cancellations. I also Googled flight delays to see if there were any applicable laws that could help me out, and found an ...

... night's farewell and fireworks, to chuck the boomerang around. We have dragged this around with us and it is the first time we have used it.
We attracted a few curious glances from the passer bys, I can tell you.
The 12 hour flight from London left at 5.15pm Friday and we arrived here in Hong Kong at 3.15pm Saturday! Maybe we felt so knackered because of the missing hours, or more likely because of ...

... When we walked in, there were already 3 groups from our group eating there. Everyone had the same idea. The eleven of us sat down for a 2 hour dinner. We were just leaving when Mike & Gail & a few more arrived for their steak dinner. They had walked to the local Market for some shopping. We decided not to walk there and head back to the room...Heck it was 9:30 already! Both of us were asleep at 10:30 pm after another great day.

... et lumiere sur les edifices de Hong Kong. Ça ne dure que 15 minutes mais c'est vraiment tres beau et impressionant. Nous finissons la soiree dans temple street qui est suppose etre une rue a l'image du vieux Hong Kong. C'est plein de monde et de boutiques sur rue. J'aurais tres bien pu m'en passer. Nous revenons en metro a l'hotel. Ah oui, le seul point negatif de l'hotel, il n'y a pas de piscine!! Elle est en construction.

Il va falloir revenir!!!

... we had our own personal teacher, as opposed to being in a big class. We also spent one day down at the beach, which was nice. The nightlife in Hoi An was excellent, stemming from the fact that you could get completely drunk for free. Most people start the night having a meal, and tasting some of the locally brewed draft beer, which comes out of old coke bottles. This costs roughly 20p per pint, and does not taste too bad. After this people head to King Kong Bar for the ...

... and garden areas. I walked from an aviary, to a maze created with bushes, to a sculpture garden where people practiced kung-fu. I came upon an idyllic pond with swans and koi fish even further into the park. At the lowest corner I saw a pond crowded with pink flamingos.

The city streets were not far away when I reached the other end of the park. Once I stepped outside its confines onto the pavement, I saw ...

... when the tops of them are in clouds a la Shanghai. Ah well it looked pretty good anyway. the next day was Disneyland day!! It was magical. We managed to get a bit of a group together involving people who were in the hostel which was pretty cool. The park is the smallest one out all of them (as the guys whos been to all of the others helpfully kept pointing out, Em got annoyed because he was ruining her magical day, evil boy). The fireworks at the end were pretty spectacular, we ...

... its name suggests, this highly rated French restaurant is famous for its charcoal grilled steaks), Oceanna (specializes in fine Italian cuisine with a modern-international touch, as well as in oysters), Sushi Hiro (This excellent restaurant serves some of the best Sushi and Sashimi in Causeway Bay...), Sorabol (one of the best Korean restaurants in ...

... Circle members), includes materials, handouts, transport around Hong Kong, and a follow-up 1-on-1 personal consultation. Venue: meet at Pacific Coffee, IFC mall, central Hong Kong. Shop 1022, Level 1, IFC Mall, 8 Finance Street, Central More info at www.keithlyons.org or keithalyons@gmail.com