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Category Archives: Hong Kong
Back to Life, Back to Reality
It’s time to return to the UK in mind as well as the body which landed well over a week ago. It seems that the rain has not stopped since punctuated only by news bulletins that the South East is … Continue reading
Posted in Comment, Football, Hong Kong
Tagged 35 years banner, bbc book list, glencore, qatar world cup fiasco
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Putting ourselves in their places on Elgin Street
Australia son returns to Melbourne this evening and the others get their noses back to the grindstone. We holidaymakers take a stroll and decide to lunch in SOHO on Elgin street. This street is one of the epicentres of the … Continue reading
Posted in Family, Food & Drink, Hong Kong
Tagged Bistro Manchu, China Tee Club, Hong Kong Aviary, sole mio elgin street
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We are All-in at the Gran Lisboa, Macau
Another country today, we go to New Lands as dear old Uncle Sepp would say. Our destination is another SAR (Special Administrative Region) of China, Macau. The former Portuguese colony was handed back to China in 1999, the same year … Continue reading
Posted in Comment, Family, Food & Drink, Hong Kong, Travel
Tagged Cafe Bebe, Coloane Island, Fernando's Praia Hac, Gran Lisboa, Macau
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From the Peak to Shek O and back to Bombay
Our working hosts take a deserved lie in after the stresses of the week and the weekend begins a little later. The weather, although humid, is still relatively overcast and although we all want to go to the beach there … Continue reading
Posted in Family, Food & Drink, Hong Kong, Travel
Tagged Bombay Dreams, Dragons back, peak lookout, shek O
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Pictogram or not?
Reviewing the blog so far from Hong Kong, it seems like we do little else but eat and drink, but there is obviously so much more here , new experiences come upon you by the minute and the East-West cultural … Continue reading
Posted in Comment, Family, Food & Drink, Hong Kong, Marple, Travel
Tagged cantonese, chinese characters, chinese language, Happy Valley
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Downtime in the Up Place
Our first day unchaperoned in HK as Australia son and HK son & his OH are all back to work in this wondrous termite mound. After a late start we wander downhill through the mid levels to revisit the Man … Continue reading
Posted in Comment, Family, Food & Drink, Hong Kong, Travel
Tagged bank of china, hong kong park, man mo, Nha Trangh, tram, wanchai
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Nei Ho, Tai O it’s off to Lantau we go
Today we took a taxi down to Central and then the MTR out towards the airport on the island of Lantau. We were headed for the town of Tung Chung and from there took the cable car over the mountains … Continue reading
Posted in Family, Food & Drink, Hong Kong, Travel
Tagged buddha, ngong ping cable car, po lin, tai o, tung chung
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Red Chilli – not for the faint hearted
Over a week ago now but we recently enjoyed a Saturday afternoon and evening in Manchester. No point in driving when the reliable and inexpensive Marple train gets you into Piccadilly in 23 minutes saving certain blood pressure increases on … Continue reading →