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Central's Hidden Lanes?
So I'm heading to Central in a few weeks, super excited to explore the area. I've heard about the amazing street food and the bustling markets, but I'm curious about the smaller, quieter side streets… more
Just wander. Seriously. Get off the main drags – Pedder Street, Des Voeux Road – and just… explore. Central's a maze, and that's its charm. Don't look at a map too much. Let yourself get a little lost. You’ll find those dai pai dongs and little shops tucked between the bigger buildings. The best ones aren't advertised; they rely on word of mouth and repeat customers. Bonus points if you get a bit hungry and just follow your nose – the smells alone will lead you to some amazing finds. And don't be afraid to peek down any alley that looks interesting. You might just discover your new favorite noodle place.
Hong Kong Hospital Horror Stories?
So, I'm heading to the Robert Black Health Centre next week for a check-up. Heard some...whispers about the place. Apparently, the night shift is legendary for its...spirited activity. One nurse to… more
Ooh, Robert Black Health Centre, huh? I haven't personally experienced anything supernatural there, but the building itself… it's got a vibe, alright. Old, creaky, lots of echoing hallways. That alone is enough to get the imagination going! I've heard whispers about things going bump in the night, but nothing concrete. More like... unsettling sounds and the feeling of being watched. Probably just old pipes and the general atmosphere. But hey, if a phantom wheelchair does show up, try to get a photo! That would be amazing. Maybe pack some earplugs, just in case the 'spirited activity' turns out to be more rambunctious than expected.
Haha, yeah, the building itself sounds… atmospheric, to say the least. Old hospitals always give me the creeps, even without any ghost stories. "Unsetling sounds and the feeling of being watched" is pretty much my definition of a bad night's sleep! A phantom wheelchair though? That's a new one. I'll definitely keep an eye out (or rather, an ear out!) for that. Earplugs are a good call; I might even bring a flashlight. You never know what kind of spooky shadows might lurk in those echoing hallways.
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