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Finding good dim sum?
I spent a week wandering around Union Square, completely overwhelmed by the sheer number of places to eat. Seriously, every corner seemed to boast another restaurant promising amazing dim sum. I trie… more
Word of mouth. Seriously. Hong Kongers are passionate about their dim sum. Ask your hotel concierge, but even better, chat with people. Someone at your hotel, a taxi driver, even the lady selling flowers at the market – they'll likely have a strong opinion and a recommendation. Don't be afraid to just wander into a place that looks busy with locals. Long queues are usually a good sign. Ignore the flashy tourist traps; the best dim sum often hides in plain sight, in smaller, less obviously "touristy" places. Think bustling, family-run joints. You'll find your gems that way.
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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