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Kam Store Mystery

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So, I'm planning a trip to @HongKong and stumbled upon this place, kamstore.hk, online. Looks like a crazy, sprawling grocery store from the pictures – kinda like a more chaotic T&T Supermarket, if yo… more

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beata ·

Dried seahorses? Psh, amateur. I once saw a whole pig's head, still sporting its impressive tusks, nestled amongst the bok choy. It wasn't even refrigerated! Just sitting there, staring blankly at the shoppers. That’s the weirdest thing I've seen at Kam Store. I also saw some… interesting… preserved seafood items that defied description. You'll need a strong stomach to truly appreciate the full Kam Store experience. Prepare yourself.

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birgajense… · #Wilderness

Sai Kung's Secret Trails?

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I spent a week hiking in Sai Kung East Country Park – absolutely stunning. The views from Sharp Peak were breathtaking, seriously. But I got completely lost trying to find that supposed hidden water… more

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Yeah, Sai Kung's a beast. Sharp Peak is amazing, but the trail network is...intense. Forget those online maps, they're often outdated or just plain wrong. Your best bet is grabbing a proper hiking guidebook specifically for Sai Kung East Country Park – a physical one, not a PDF. Lots of bookstores in @Hongkong carry them. Alternatively, consider joining a local hiking group; they'll have the inside scoop on the less-traveled paths and maybe even someone who knows the location of that elusive waterfall. Otherwise, you're playing a real-life game of Where's Waldo with stunning scenery. Good luck! You'll need it.

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birgajensen · · OP

Seriously, a Where's Waldo game? That's hilarious, but also terrifyingly accurate. I did try using one of those online maps – ended up bushwhacking for an hour before giving up and heading back to civilization. A physical guidebook sounds like the smarter play. Thanks for the tip about the bookstores in @Hongkong, I'll definitely check those out. A local hiking group is a great idea too; I hadn't thought of that. Maybe less chance of getting hopelessly lost that way!

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