At the Space Museum

Date: March 29, 2007
Time: 12:15am
Weather" Cloudy

Today, I went to the space museum. I can't believe it, it's free admission because it's Wednesday, except for the space theatre....

I watch two shows: one is about our solar system and the other one about landing on the moon. Both are great, and I'm planning on going back next Wednesday for more activities.....

This is the space exhibition centre.....

And here is HK today.....

That's it for now...
I don't know where I'll be going tomorrow...... we'll see

Bye for now.....

A Day at Stanley

Date: March 27, 2007
Time: 11:36pm
Weather: Sunny, Humid, Hot

Today started off raining. At first, I thought I'm going to stay in today; however, after a few hours, the sun started to come out. Therefore, I decided to go out...but where?......to Stanley, the south of HK Island....

I checked the map, and plan my route....first, I took the bus to Tsim Sa Tsui, then the Star ferry to Central, and from Central, I took the bus to Stanley.....

This is the new Central Pier....

and Hong Kong today.....

and at Stanley......

And at Stanley Market....

And other photos....

Well, that's all for now...

Tomorrow, I'll be planning to go to the space museum.....

In the History Museum

Date: March 21, 2007
Time: 11:00
Weather: Cloudy

Yesterday, I finally went to the history museum in HK. It was a lot of fun, and I took many photos-probably cannot upload them all here...

The museum is divided into 4 general theme: the prehistoric hk (which includes prehistoric animals and early humans), the early hk (which includes artifacts from different dynasties), early hk settlers (which includes early hakka people and the fishermen who settled in hk), and modern hk (which include the period from the early 19th century till now).

Here is the prehistoric period....

Here are the Chinesse artifacts from different dynasties...

Here is the early Chinese settlers (hakka and fishermen).....

And early hk.....






This part above is hk in the 1800s to early 1900s.
Below is hk in the mid 1900s.....

Well, that's the wrap....just for now......

Bye.....