lnl wrote:
Thank you, Joe, for the link. More interesting material!
You are welcome, Ellen, it is amazing what information we can glean from the web.
vicksart wrote:
Well done, Joe.
Thank you very much Vicki, it is wonderful to see you looking in on the tour again - I trust all is well with you - happy belated New Years greetings!
Vince68 wrote:
Another informative narrative and excellent set and tour of the area Joe.
Happy to hear that you enjoyed this set also, Vince - tomorrow we are heading for the Wan Chai market, where we can see some hopefully interesting images as well.
Looking great in download, Mike, really like that first wide one.
... and you got a beautiful shot of his visit!
Spectacular shot Clark, they might not be seeing eye to eye, but they definitely are eye to eye!
lnl wrote:
The murals are interesting, colorful and cute but for me the real interesting part is about the escalator and moving walkway system. I didn’t know about it and would love to see it.
Thanks Ellen, yes, this escalator system is quite ingenious and we make very extensive use of it whenever we visit Hong Kong, as we stay at the flat of one of our friends on Conduit Road, the upper terminus of the system and daily move up and down on these rolling stairs and carpets. We also have quite a few of our favorite restaurants along the path of this system - or at least used to have before the pandemic, heaven only knows what is still existing.
Sorry, I just realized at the very end as I was posting that I actually didn't have a picture of the actual escalators or walkways, have some in other batches of my images, but not from this trip. But I dug up this quite good article by CNN, which provides a description, photos and even a pretty good video - so click on it and you can see it!
https://www.cnn.com/travel/article/hong-kong-worlds-longest-escalator-system/index.html
JeffDavidson wrote:
Very nice.
Thank you Jeff for looking in on the new episode again, glad to hear that you enjoyed my shots of these whimsical paintings.
Bubalola wrote:
I share your love for bright cheerful colors, Joe! Well done!
Thank you Eugene, colors definitely put a spark in my day, glad to hear you like them too!
Thanks Bill for the thumb!
Bigmike1 wrote:
Interesting story with great photos.
Thank you Mike for looking in on the tour again, glad you liked the narrative and the images!
NMGal wrote:
Interesting series, Joe. Keep them coming.
Thank you Barbara, glad you find this set interesting, and yes, they will keep coming for a while.
UTMike wrote:
Beautiful tour of this area, Joe!
Thanks Mike, as you know, there are so many interesting pockets in this big city, and Wan Chai certainly is one of them!
kpmac wrote:
Another fine set and narrative, Mark.
Thank you, Ken, for your kind comment, glad you liked the set and the narrative - Joe