This is a personal blog to let our family and friends know how we get on with the linguistic, cultural and culinary challenges of Asia's world city, Hong Kong. I am currently working as a primary teacher at an international IB school in Hong Kong.
Monday, 28 July 2008
Lamma
We went to Lamma yesterday. It's the third largest island in Hong Kong, and it has quite a hippy, laidback feel to it. There are lots of beaches, a few cafes, various trinket shops, and a great big coal-fired power station.
We had quite a chillaxing little break on the Power Station Beach (that's actually what it's called) and even went in the sea. I didn't like it all that much because there's a load of crap in the sea, so stuff keeps brushing up against your legs, which I HATE. But apart from that, the sea was nice and warm but refreshing. There seemt o be almost as many dogs as people on Lamma - they are mostly of the yappy lap dog variety, and are all forced to swim / nearly drown, as their owners look on and giggle adoringly.
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Sarah Moore
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