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Breakfast this morning. I had a fried eggs, sausage, toast, and something called congee with preserved eggs. Interesting, but not really my favorite dish.
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Here's the view from the office where I worked today, on the 35th floor of a typical building. Hong Kong is stuck between the harbor and the mountains, so there's a lot of vertical development, as you can see.
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The sun came out for a while today.
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Here I am on the way back to my hotel. A colleague snapped this shot of me in front of the betting house where folks gamble on the races.
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Here's a typical small market street at dusk today.
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This is one of the major East-West streets on Hong Kong Island--- perhaps Hennesy street.
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During rush hour after work, the raised walkway over the road was packed with people. Hong Kong has over 6 million inhabitants, and rush hour is a time when you begin to think you can almost comprehend that number of people.
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Hong Kong dollars, worth almost the same as Swedish krona.
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The Hong Kong MTR. It's very quick and very clean. It's also not too accomodating for taller passnengers. I nearly hit my head on the metal bar in the train.
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Dinner tonight. Beef with fried noodles
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Another night scene.
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I went to Lang Kwai Fong to eat tonight. It turns out that by luck this is also where I had dinner last night. But there are plenty of restaurants, so I didn't have to choose the same place twice.
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Lang Kwai Fong was packed with people. I don't think vehicular traffic is allowed in there after dark.
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Here I am with some very nice girls I met at the Agave bar in Lan Kwai Fong.
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After a while we went to the Kee Club for more drinks.
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At the end of the evening, we all went for Chinese fast food. I had fried duck with noodles. Yummy.
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