View of Yung Shue Wan (village and bay) from the ferry
While everyone else walked to the right upon leaving the ferry pier,
my friend and I turned left and suddenly found ourselves
in tranquil as well as green surroundings
One of our destinations that afternoon was the tall structure
Even though it didn't seem all that windy that day,
quite a bit of electricity was still being generated by that device
View from northern Lamma of the southwestern sections of
Hong Kong Island, including Wah Fu and Ap Lei Chau
Seeing this sign partly obscured by overgrowth, I got the feeling
that not too many people ventured along the trail we were on!
we saw far more folks -- out hiking, and frolicking in the waters off
Hung Shing Yeh Beach (which, yes, has a big power station close by!)
its cement terminal still dominates the landscape of Sok Kwu Wan,
where we had dinner and then boarded the boat home afterwards :)
4 comments:
Towering white clouds over Hong Kong--lovely composition, as always.
Wow ewaffle!
It's been a while since you last commented on this blog! Good to "hear" from you again -- and that you find this photo-essay to your liking. :)
Hi ytsl,
Thoroughly enjoyed your photo essay. Really like the first photo of Yung Shue Wan with the big clouds overhead. Also the photo of the directional signs with the vegetation growing over it is wonderful. The power station in the background with the back lit people in the water is striking.
Hi sarah sbk --
I'm glad you enjoyed my photo-essay -- and amused that among the photos you singled out for comment was the one of the directional signs. ;b
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