After a long lie in (or as Emma says, wasting half the day), we had a gander at the Lonely Planet and decided to jump on a bus to Stanley Market on the south side of the Island. More for Emma than myself, however it was I that ended up buying more items. The transport in Hong Kong is very well organised. Trams, buses, taxis, trains, ferry's; they're all extremely regular and very efficient. The bus trip itself gave us some nice views of the city and of Repulse Bay, which is just off the market. After alighting and arguing over [View Full Entry]

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Arrived in Hong Kong around 1pm local time after a long, leg cramping (well, for Gary at least) journey. Stepping out of the plane and being hit by the blast of heat - we knew we had arrived!!! Customs was a breeze and my bag arrived in good time - although we had to wait around for a while for Gary's bag to arrive (he was beginning to build up a sweat). We were kindly greeted by a good friend of Bobby's who drove us to our hotel in Hong Kong Island. It has to be said that the Chinese take [View Full Entry]

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