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 Causeway Bay |
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Causeway Bay |
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With our time drawing to a close in Hong Kong Anne, Ken, Darla and I decided to visit Victoria Peak again since Ken and Darla missed it the first time. It's an exciting view of a beautiful city and worth a second visit anytime.
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 Anne with another Ming Dog |
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| The obligatory tourists shots with Victoria Harbor and Hong Kong Island in the background | ||
 Ken, Darla, Anne and Art |
Having visited Hong Kong before Anne and I tried to recreate the magic by visiting some of the beautiful sights we had seen during our first trip. Ken's objective was to revisit every good restaurant he had eaten in before. This afternoon he was in search of a restaurant where he had an excellent Fettucini Alfredo. We walked and walked and walked along the waterfront area of Kowloon and finally found the restaurant. Unfortunately they no longer had the Fettucini Alfredo on the menu, but he substituted with something equally as good. |
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| Having filled our gas tanks and readied ourselves for our last afternoon in Hong Kong we left the restaurant and began heading for the Star Ferry and Hong Kong Island. Our car (right) and driver were awaiting us at the door to the restaurant and it was just a short drive over to the ferry terminal. Believe that one and there's a bridge in New York I'd like to sell you. This is as close as we got to the gold Rolls Royce sitting by the hotel's entrance. Ah, it would have been a nice ride though. Unfortunately we walked! |  |
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Causeway Bay on Hong Kong Island is the best shopping district on the island. For some the shopping may be the draw but, for me, the real draw were the house boats in Causeway Bay. Here there is a large population of boat people who live their lives on the water. |
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| Well, it's time to say good-bye to Hong Kong and head to our next fantastic destination ... Macau. Join us there ... |  |
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