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Shenzhen
After I checked out and because effectively I blew Cici out last night, we arranged to meet up during the day today and ended up going to a quiet bar, talking about her career options and my travels and just had a few friendly drinks until I had to leave to catch my train to Guilin around 5pm. We agreed to keep in touch, exchanged emails and left …
Shopping in Shenzhen
... called the "Boat House". It came highly recommended by Alan. I had an Aberdeen Angus burger on home-made bread, with chips and side salad. It was delicious. There was also understated entertainment on in the shape of a keyboard player/guitarist and a female singer.
Once we'd eaten fit to burst we went back to the apartment, watched a bit of TV and had a night cap. What a great day we'd had, and spent in such convivial company as well. ...
Hong Kong
... the harbour at irregular intervals. In july 1873, an atempt was made to run stream ferries between Hong Kong and Kowloon. This was stopped at the time at the request of the British consul in Canton.
STANLEY MARKET
Stanley is a town and a tourist attraction in Hong Kong. It is a peninsula on the southeastern part of Hong Kong Island. It is east of Repulse Bay and west of Shek O, adjacent to Chung Hom ...
Hong Kong Wow
... was a dazzling one-hour taxi ride from the HK Airport.
The first thing we noticed about Hong Kong is how professional the people are and how clean and well organized the city seems to be. The airport has free internet Wi-fi throughout and little kiosks to use if you don't happen to have a computer. They have comfy lounge chairs that you can sleep on, complete with little pillows built in. They have even resurrected the novel item called the ...
Going to Stanley Market and Aberdeen
The only time we take public transportation is when we travel. It is the best way to get the local experience and feeling. Anyways, we took the ferry from Kowloon, where the Peninsula is, to HK Central. From there, we proceeded to take the bus to Stanley Market all the way on the opposite south side of the island. Lots of shops and stalls selling touristy and inexpensive wares. However, there were some nice art and ...
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