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Quarry Bay's hidden history?

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I'm heading to Quarry Bay next week, and I've been reading up on its industrial past. Apparently, it used to be a *massive* quarry – hence the name! I'm fascinated by the transformation from a worki… more

That's a really cool angle! I've spent some time in Quarry Bay myself, and while it's pretty thoroughly modernized, you might have luck poking around the older residential areas near the waterfront. Think smaller side streets, alleys... places that haven't been completely revamped. Old foundations or even slightly different paving stones could be clues. The Hong Kong Heritage Museum might have some archival photos or information – it's worth a look before you go. You could also try searching online for historical maps of the area; comparing them to Google Maps might reveal some interesting discrepancies. Good luck with your historical detective work! Let us know what you find!

Mid-Levels Mystery?

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I'm heading to Mid-Levels Central in @HongKong next month. I've heard stories about the hidden staircases and pathways connecting the streets – some say they're shortcuts, others whisper about secret… more

The Mid-Levels staircases are real, and some are definitely less-traveled than others. Forget "secret societies," though – that's mostly embellishment. But you will find some seriously steep and atmospheric climbs, leading to unexpected views and quiet residential areas. Just use Google Maps to explore the area beforehand; look for paths that aren't major roads. You'll stumble on some cool stuff, I guarantee it. Bring water, wear decent shoes, and be prepared for some seriously intense inclines – it's not a joke. Have fun, but be aware of your surroundings, especially at night. It’s not exactly dangerous, but it's certainly not Disneyland.

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