I've just realised where we are with this picture.
This is a rare/unique picture of the houses on the top of Fa Peng.
From the left we are seeing House #7 with its cottage next to it. Unusually, House #7 is west facing. It has a verandah with three arches.
Then we see House #8, but no front entrance can be seen. Unless we are looking at the upper floor of a two-storey building and the lower floor is below the hill top.
Both houses have pitched tiled roofs, reinforced two different ways.
Far right I think is House #11 on a rise with its cottage next to it, lower down, south-facing. Beyond that is Lamma Island.
The house in the foreground, I think is House #13 with a cabin next to it. The angles don't work for it to be House #12. House #12 I think, is out of sight behind House #13.
House #13 is south-facing, with its annex for domestics at the rear. Flat concrete roof. No verandah.
Pictures for Tung crop, by Aldi.
Thread here.