We awoke at 6:00 PM from a three-hour nap. Though we were able to recuperate from lack of sleep, we felt bad for sleeping in because we could have used the three hours on a walking tour.
Will our host, assured us that no time was wasted for it rained the whole afternoon. We didn't have any plans that evening so he said he'll show us around Kowloon after he feeds the cats.
Hongkong's skyline.
And he did take us to the 'feeding-of-the-cats' thing. He led us to a cluster of residential buildings, a fifteen-minute walk from his place. It turned out that Will had to feed the cats every evening while their owners were gone. We never found out who owns the pad (we didn't think it was appropriate to ask), but what we do know is that he or she is very lucky to have an astounding view of Victoria Harbour - day in, day out.
After his errand, we left the pad and walked to the nearest bus station. We hopped on a double-decker bus, our first for this trip. When you a got a guide taking you around, you're less stressed about where you're off to and what you're going to do next. Since we got Will, I didn't make much mental notes about commuting. Hence, I don't know where the bus dropped us off.
The Peninsula's dazzling Christmas lights, at the junction of Nathan Road and Salisbury Road. Hong Kong's very first hotel (1928).
Will our host, assured us that no time was wasted for it rained the whole afternoon. We didn't have any plans that evening so he said he'll show us around Kowloon after he feeds the cats.
And he did take us to the 'feeding-of-the-cats' thing. He led us to a cluster of residential buildings, a fifteen-minute walk from his place. It turned out that Will had to feed the cats every evening while their owners were gone. We never found out who owns the pad (we didn't think it was appropriate to ask), but what we do know is that he or she is very lucky to have an astounding view of Victoria Harbour - day in, day out.
After his errand, we left the pad and walked to the nearest bus station. We hopped on a double-decker bus, our first for this trip. When you a got a guide taking you around, you're less stressed about where you're off to and what you're going to do next. Since we got Will, I didn't make much mental notes about commuting. Hence, I don't know where the bus dropped us off.
