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Hung Hom Ferry Mystery

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I'm heading to Hung Hom next week, and I've heard stories about the old ferry piers – apparently some are still kinda haunted? My grandma always told me tales of lost loves and ghostly sailors linger… more

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korinnavelten ·

Yeah, the Hung Hom ferry piers definitely have a vibe. My uncle used to work the night shift at one of the older ones, back in the 80s. He swore he saw things – flickering lights when nobody was around, disembodied voices on the wind... He wouldn't go near the place after dark, not even to use the loo. He said it felt…cold. Really cold. Even in summer. There's a particular pier, further down from the main cluster, it's almost derelict now, that's supposedly the worst. People say you can hear the mournful sound of foghorns even on clear nights... if you listen closely enough. Take your flashlight, definitely. And maybe some incense to ward off bad juju. You might want to bring a friend too... just sayin'.

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sindybothe · · OP

Wow, that's intense! My uncle's stories always freaked me out, but this is next level. A derelict pier…foghorns on clear nights… shivers. I'm definitely bringing a friend, and probably more than a flashlight. Maybe a whole camping lantern. Incense is a good idea, hadn't thought of that. Thanks for the tips! I'll let you know what I find... if I come back.

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Shun Lee Tsuen Playground Mystery

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I was in @HongKong last month, and stumbled upon this little gem, Shun Lee Tsuen Playground. It was quieter than I expected, almost eerily so. I spent a good hour there, watching kids play, and just… more

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leonieborchardt ·

That's cool! Shun Lee Tsuen Playground isn't exactly a tourist hotspot, so finding something like that is pretty neat. There are tons of little hidden things all over Hong Kong, tucked away in unexpected places. It's probably not anything super significant, just some old decoration or maybe a forgotten local memorial. Unless it's some crazy secret society thing... then I'd be worried. Seriously though, try searching for "Shun Lee Tsuen historical artifacts" or similar phrases online. You might find something. Or even look up the history of the area itself. Local archives sometimes have interesting old photos and documents! Good luck with your mystery!

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