26-DEC-2006
Airport Bus
Initially, we thought we had this bus all to ourselves. But at its departure time, there was not a single open seat. Luckily, our hotel was its first stop.
27-DEC-2006
Enjoying the View
The skyscraper in the background is The Center.
Across the Victoria Harbour is the West Kowloon Reclamation Area
| At the top of the Peak Tower |  |
| Afterward, we walked across the street to the Peak Galleria and had lunch at the Newton Café. |  |
29-DEC-2006
Autopia
A moving car is not a stable platform to shoot from, especially with my son driving. He is not used to driving from the seat on the right.
As parents, we enjoyed riding as passengers with our offspring at the wheel.
29-DEC-2006
Chinese Food at Disneyland
This is the first time we ate Chinese food at any Disney theme parks. It was surprisingly good.
look like Americanized Chinese food found in any U.S. shopping malls.
29-DEC-2006
MTR Disneyland Line
It also has the more comfortable fabric covered couches instead of the stainless steel benches on other MTR trains.
29-DEC-2006
Tofu Dessert
Silken tofu dessert served in traditional wood bucket
原木桶豆腐花
01-JAN-2007
Enoch Fellowship in Hong Kong Park
with the Bank of China Tower in the background
01-JAN-2007
Dessert Line
Fruit based dessert at Hui Lau Shan 許留山
Our favorite is the mango jelly in mango juice
This chain is ubiquitous in Hong Kong. This particular branch is a kiosk at the food court of the
China Hong Kong City
Hui Lau Shan has a shop in San Francisco under the name of Creations Dessert
02-JAN-2007
Birthday Celebration
A birthday cake mysteriously appeared in our room. The Marco Polo Hotel must have noticed the date from Aaron’s passport.
