I am trying to be as hardworking as I could on this so here's my day 2 account of the Hong Kong trip. Everything gets a little more localized and hectic from hereon, much like the lifestyles of true Hong Kong residents. We headed out fairly early on our second day and walked from home down to the Avenue of Stars in order to reach the Tsim Sha Tsui MTR station by The Peninsula Hong Kong. Mind you, I used to walk from school back to my sitter's house in Bangsar but this felt like one of the longest stroll ever.
I tried to be a director...
A picture with Chef and mummy!
From hereon, we did nothing but walk. It made me feel very localized because it really is how locals move around and if there's one thing really amazing about Hong Kong, it is how clean the streets are. You don't find discarded cans or UHT boxes nor will you see cigarette boxes, packs or butts. It's just really clean. Heck, you don't even see it wet and smelly at unnecessary spots where you're walking! Our hike included Lascar Road or Mo Lo Gai ( 摩羅街) in Sheung Wan; a street famous for antiques and everything old.
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all the pictures of you were taken by ur mum?
ReplyDeleteThey're taken by my mum, brother, brother's girlfriend and myself but it's all jumbled up so I have no idea which is who's now! ><
DeleteYour HK trip looks so much fun than mine ! hahaha.. I have totally forgotten to visit the ladder street... >.<
ReplyDeleteOmg don't ahahahaha it's a torture! I've got 7 days more to update on, do keep a lookout on my posts! :D
Deleteohhhh man~!!! i would like to get a tripod somehow :P
ReplyDeleteBefore I left to HK tak cakap!!! Now too late, please go buy in Lowyat... :P
DeleteThe Ladder Street will change to Escalator Street one day. Those who enjoy hiking better go now.
ReplyDeleteEscalator street @.@ Tell me when it has changed, I will go again!
DeleteFun! We were just there last weekend. We enjoyed that walk around the waterfront.
ReplyDeleteWe enjoyed it lots too! Wish it was a little more cooling when you went because when I left, it was around 19 degrees in the afternoon.
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