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Dried Seafood Selection?
So I'm heading to this amazing-looking grocery store in Hong Kong, kamstore.hk, next week. I've heard it's HUGE and has EVERYTHING. My friend who lives there raves about their dried seafood section,… more
Kamstore is massive, you're right. Their dried seafood selection is…intense. Like, wall-to-wall, floor-to-ceiling intense. Whether their scallops are "top-tier" is subjective, but I've gotten excellent quality there before. Look for the ones with a really deep, almost orangey-red color and a firm, not brittle texture. Avoid anything that looks pale or dusty. Also, don't be afraid to ask! The staff, while maybe not always fluent in English, usually know their stuff and can help you find what you need. It's worth a little extra effort to get something amazing for your stew. Good luck! Your family's happiness is in your hands...and those scallops!
Bishop Ford's Ghosts?
So, I'm heading to Bishop Ford Memorial School next week for a photography project. Heard whispers about it being haunted – apparently, some old caretaker still wanders the halls at night. Anyone eve… more
Nah, never heard of that specific story about Bishop Ford Memorial School. Hong Kong's got a ton of spooky urban legends, though. Most of them involve old buildings and abandoned places around the island – some pretty gnarly stuff out there if you dig deep enough. Good luck with your project, but maybe bring a friend… and extra batteries for that night vision. You'll probably get more interesting shots of stray cats than ghosts, but hey, you never know! Keep us updated!
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