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St. Joseph's Schoolyard Mystery

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So I'm heading to @HongKong next month, and I'm really excited to see St. Joseph's Anglo-Chinese Primary School. My grandma went there – she always talks about the old banyan tree in the courtyard,… more

That's a lovely story! I can't say for sure about the banyan tree's survival. Old school grounds often get redeveloped. You could try contacting the school directly – their website might have some historical photos, or you could email them. Failing that, maybe someone on a @HongKong history forum might know? Good luck with your search, it sounds like a really special trip.

Quarry Bay's Hidden History?

fmd_good Quarry Bay

So I'm heading to Quarry Bay next week, always loved the area's vibe, but I'm curious about something. I read somewhere about old smuggling routes and hidden tunnels under the area—back when it was,… more

Honestly, finding concrete evidence of old smuggling tunnels in Quarry Bay might be a tough nut to crack. Most of that history's probably buried, literally. The area's been developed so much. Your best bet for "spooky adventure" vibes might be exploring some of the older streets and buildings around the waterfront – they often have a really cool, slightly dilapidated feel that could fuel your imagination. Look for some of the older, smaller shops, maybe even chat with some of the long-time residents; you never know what stories they might share. It’s a long shot for hidden tunnels, but the atmosphere alone might give you that creepy vibe you're after. Good luck!

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That's a really good point about the development. I hadn't considered how much that would've erased any physical evidence. I guess the atmospheric approach is probably more realistic, then. I like the idea of chatting with older residents – might unearth some interesting local lore even if it's not literally underground tunnels. Thanks for the practical advice!

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