Cheung Chau B & B Hong Kong
No.12-14 Tung Wan Road, Cheung Chau Outer Island Hong Kong, China
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Hong Kong Day 1
... a movie. (Hunger Games…Shanghai only releases 10 American movies a year and Hunger Games is not one of them. The people I’m with have all read the books and couldn’t wait to see it. I have been wanting to read the books but just have not had the opportunity to do so. Jessie, I thought of you though as I was watching the movie and how you wanted me to go with you in CedarburgJ Sorry dear, I saw it in Hong Kong insteadJ) Anyways, we went to Causeway Bay to get ...
Jardine's Lookout to Kennedy Town via Wan Chai
... the Happy Valley Racecourse that shares the same land. The racecourse has far more actual property surrounding the course itself but there is an amazing view of all activity in the arena area, all set against the stunning backdrop of high rise buildings that are particularly photogenic at night.
The problems I had with the shipping company and my connections continued until very recently. I had to chase them for an amended ticket ...
Kung Hei Fat Choy
... on the corner as they were being so nice, but thankfully rescued by another guy from dealogic!
Fireworks
The next day was not so successful due to the alcohol consumption. waking up at midday and pottering around we viewed the NY fireworks from Excelsior hotel.
Horse Racing
Wednesday was the races, making our way toward Sha Tin (which I find mildly amusing) for some NY gambling. We only bet on 1 race and my horse decided to smoke ...
Working as an exotic nurse!
I have lived life to the full here in Hong Kong since arriving back in May 2010.
There has been many fun times. Its an amazing place to live. so much on your doorstep from beautiful walks, mountains and beaches to a great city life and fun nights out. I have learned allot about myself with the help of many great friends I have met ...
Un Nouvel An 2012 à Hong-Kong
... Victoria Bay et la partie Sud de Kowloon. Magnifique.
Pour la descente, après un mauvais fast food dans une salle immonde de saleté : pas le courage de reprendre le tram, vu la foule amassée. Nous partons donc à pied, et nous rendons vite compte que nous n’irons pas loin. Et Léa marche toujours. Rapidement, nous croisons un taxi pour redescendre, cette fois dans le quartier de Mid Levels, et son « serpent de fer » pour le plus grand bonheur de Léa : ...



