Showing posts with label Hong Kong. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Hong Kong. Show all posts

Saturday, February 20, 2010

Hong Kong for a Day

Chinese Money Man

There are many of these butchers everywhere.

Hollywood Road is very popular and has many antique shops.

Crossing the street

Boxes to hold sweets

Major discussion



Who knew that a Polaroid would be worth $500 US

Rubber Mask



Looking straight up

Tim at U of HK

Bev and I spent a day in Hong Kong just for fun. We wanted to do a day of Art Galleries and Antiques. It was fun but many places were closed due to it being the Chinese New Year. These are a few pics from the day. Some in B & W which just seemed to fit.

Monday, February 2, 2009

Lunar New Year Celebrations








We did spend time in Hong Kong for Chinese New Year.

These are some shots of what we experienced. We spent three hours waiting in our little sidewalk spot to see the parade but were somewhat disappointed by a good but not spectacular parade. It was very dark, (nightime) and that made it difficult to see and photograph much, but most floats were lit-up.

It is the year of the Ox and in know to be a bad year as far as economic terms are known. The Hong Kong mayor shook a fortune telling stick out of a can of about 100 sticks and it was to predict the future for the year. It was the worst stick in the entire can.

Sunday, September 7, 2008

We Love Hong Kong

HK Our City Asia's World City

View from a Mall Window



The red eggs that have been burried in the ground!


Olympic re-runs are very popular

Street Tea Dispenser

Entrance to the ELEMENTS Mall

Photo and copies store

Bowls for sale

Wow, A Chelan Apple Box!

HK Starbucks in Elements Mall


Typical Street vendor

Always the Peace Sign


Eggs for Sale

Egg salesman has lunch

Street Graphitti
Crowded Metro for the ride home

We did just a single day in Hong Kong since our return. We had to purchase a new laptop computer power supply after ours was destroyed by the electrical surge in our apartment. We did a little shopping and a lot of enjoying the city. These are a few of the things we saw. We always love our time in Hong Kong. What a great city.

Monday, March 31, 2008

Hong Kong, Just Some Grab Pics

Traditional Chinese Medicine

Typiical Street Scene


Musician plays to a crowd in a mall, (there were many more on multiple levels)





Metro (Subway) escalator

Inside Metro train the length seems to go on infinitely






What part do they Massage?


Putting out the chopsticks

Nick and Susan, Yes they are French Canadians

Nick singing with the corn

SoHo District

Just some pics from this Saturday's day trip to Hong Kong. Lots of fun. The couple are our good friends Nick and Susan that were celebrating their anniversary.