We took the first ferry from Lei Yue Mun pier |
Sze Long at the upper floor with Lei Yue Mun as background |
A group of supportive structure for the construction of Lei Yue Mun fort during WWII |
It was very windy, note his hair :) |
Felt a bit cold and went back to the lower deck |
Mum was so happy to see her son back :P |
Feeling dull :( |
This tells the story of Tung Lung Fort. Can you read the text? |
This (and the several below) photo shows the layout of the remains |
One corner of the remains |
Despite some foot prints on the ground, the site was surprisingly clean |
The government has build a structure to protect the remains from rain and wind |
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There was supposed to be 8 cannons here 200 years ago |
BTW, thanks Sze Long for providing the picture of the remains |
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A scene from the cliff. The background is Clear Water Bay Golf Club |
Sze Long in front of the cliff |
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Time for sunset. Weather was very fine |
A week later I managed to get to these rocks and took pictures there (last two in this gallery) |
I barely missed the sunrise the next day. These are some "post-sunrise" photos :P |
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Typically unhealthy breakfast - egg, luncheon meat, and noodle... |
...however is very delicious :) |
Our tent. Note that there are many other tents, too. |
This is a 3" x 3" air-fighter-like kite high up in the sky |
Guess who was flying it? |
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The last sunrise in year 2006 |
The old man and the sea :) |
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These are the rocks I pictured a week ago during sunset |
The camp site from the rocks |