Similar view as shown here Given the previoulsy posted Kwun Tong photo, this would indicate that the aircraft would have entered the harbour from the east via Lyemun before turning right to land at Kai Tak in the reverse direction.
Hi moddsey. I say the photo you posted and used it as a reference for the identification of places. There is one thing I'm wondering on - where are the Green Island Cement Works?
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Interesting View
Similar view as shown here Given the previoulsy posted Kwun Tong photo, this would indicate that the aircraft would have entered the harbour from the east via Lyemun before turning right to land at Kai Tak in the reverse direction.
Reclamation
The long runway that we now know of was being reclaimed in this photo.
breskvar
Hi moddsey. I say the photo
Hi moddsey. I say the photo you posted and used it as a reference for the identification of places. There is one thing I'm wondering on - where are the Green Island Cement Works?
Regards, Klaus
Photo ?
Hi - Which photo or thread are you referring to? The Green Island Cement Works would be behind the hill and out of sight.
Hi - I referred to here. The
Hi - I referred to here. The cement works would be behind the hill, but I'm missing the usual smoke plumes.
Got It
Noted. Thanks.