Hong Kong Land Tour

Nothing exciting in the morning. First we visited a Chinese Temple. Then they took us to the Peak - the one place Wing Sang Suk loves to take us. The buffet lunch at the revolving restaurant was not bad. We were supposed to leave the restaurant at 2:00pm, but Daniel insisted to run off to his bank to cash some money in Chinese currency. We looked around the nearby area but we could not find any branch of that particular bank. We had to rush back to the bus because I did not want to hold up the whole group, all 75 of us. After that they took us to Stanley Bay. We browse around the shops and booths. Sure wish Amy could be here with us because she is the one who knows what is good to buy. That was the end of our one-day tour.

Next, they took us to the Travelling agent's office for a prep talk on our trip to Woo Yi Shan, China, telling us what travelling documents we need, what clothings and other necessary stuffs to bring and what kind of climate and temperature over there etc. At the end of the talk, they passed out to each one of us a handy travelling-bag. Just what Daniel needs to replace the ugly old one that he loves to drag around every time he travelled.

Dinner was held at a restaurant very close by the Travelling Agency. So we just walked over there. Wow, what a party. Quite a few old schoolmates who did not joined us on the last two tours showed up. Every one was excited greeting each other and chatting with old classmates 40 years after graduation. Everyone was busy taking pictures. It was so noisy beyond belief!! Daniel was not feeling too well after the cold day at sea. His voice was getting coarse. He did not join in the excitement much. What a pity!!!