On a recommendation of another Aussie we meet at breakfast we headed out to Stanley which is on the other side of Hong Kong Island. The hotel suggested that we get a taxi there as that was easiest but in true Michelle and Graham style we opted to do things the hard way :). The trip over via mass transit was actually very easy and ended up about 1/10th the price. Stanley was a direct contrast to HK Central. Right on the coast there were only a few hi-rises and lovely coastal views. The famous Stanley market was mostly filled with [View Full Entry]

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After a bit of a sleep in this morning and another fried breakfast we decided to head over to Hong Kong Island. We took the Star Ferry over the harbour with PJ and started walking - Graham is so glad that he did all that preparation before leaving :). We made it to the Western Market where Michelle showed great restrain and made it to the second stall before she bought a nice silver pendant. We then headed up the hill - mountain would be a better word we think - to have a look at the Man Mo temple. We [View Full Entry]

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We arrived early this morning after our plane was delayed leaving Brisbane because of a Typhoon in HK. After a bit of a mix up and trying to break into the wrong room we finally managed to nod off after 24 hrs on the go. Our morning started as all good holiday mornings should with a lovely fried breakfast with extra bacon and chocolate muffins :). We ventured out today to enjoy the sites of Kowloon. When we set out we did not intend to try and break the record for the most different streets walked in one day but we [View Full Entry]

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