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Monthly Archives: August 2013
Hong Kong miscellany
While I’m stuck at the airport waiting for a delayed flight, some more miscellaneous Hong Kong photos.
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Mai Po
A few weeks ago, Brooke signed us up for a ‘Mangrove Walk’ at Mai Po nature reserve through the WWF. It was only the night before that we figured out the scope of what we were in for… a four … Continue reading
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Hong Kong Park botanical gardens
These photos are notable because… The ‘greenhouse’ at the botanical gardens is just open to the air since this is already the tropics: Whereas the orchid house is heavily air conditioned and shaded because it is way too hot … Continue reading
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Temple Street night market
We sat in Mido tea shop for a long time playing cards, watching people set up the night market out the window. I set up my camera to take time-lapse photos of the setup but after a while a waiter … Continue reading
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Taipa
Portuguese food, weird coffee equipment, and a custard army in Macau.
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Maxim’s Palace
Take a number and wait at city hall… Because there’s a dim sum parlor at city hall.
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Dry wonton noodle with shirimp roe — Mak Siu Kee Wonton Noodle
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Hong Kong Mini Maker Faire
Lots of 3-d printers here, lots of jewelry, just a few robots.
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Victoria Peak
Took the tram to Victoria Peak on a very gloomy day… the tram rolled up into the cloud bank at which point the view of the city was almost entirely obscured. It still made for a nice walk, but… not … Continue reading
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