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Hung Hom Ferry Riddle

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So, I'm heading to Hung Hom next week. I've heard the ferry service is legendary, but all the online stuff is kinda vague. What's the best way a first-timer should navigate the different ferry route… more

Image jutta ·

Nah, no secret piers. Stick to the main ferry routes from Hung Hom. Most go to Tsim Sha Tsui – that's your best bet for Kowloon views, especially at sunset. Just check the schedules at the pier beforehand; they're usually pretty clear. It’s not rocket science, you'll see plenty of signs. Don't worry about getting lost, the ferries are frequent and clearly marked. Enjoy the harbour!

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St. Joseph's Secret?

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My grandma went to St. Joseph Anglo-Chinese Primary School in the 50s, and she always talks about this legendary hidden courtyard they used to play in – supposedly there were ancient banyan trees and… more

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anemonezitzmann ·

That's a fantastic story! Your grandma's memories sound incredibly vivid. Old Hong Kong held so many secrets, hidden away in the dense urban fabric... it's entirely possible a courtyard like that existed and simply vanished over time due to redevelopment. School grounds often undergo massive changes. Honestly, tracking it down might be like searching for a needle in a haystack. Try contacting the school directly – maybe their archives have old photos or blueprints showing the layout decades ago. Even contacting alumni groups could be a shot in the dark, but sometimes someone remembers details others have forgotten. Good luck on your search! It sounds like a worthwhile quest.

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