From 22.328688, 114.262118 to 22.329605, 114.262343 based on my notes from 2013 (copy below), and today's post by mountaingirlhk
Original post on Tue, 2013-09-17 22:28:
Position approximate. I saw it last week on a walk from Hang Hau up to UST. The trail goes up over a peak, then down to this point where the path meets another flat path that skirted around the hill.
If you stand facing SSE, the slab has two arrows:
One directs you to the left around the hill towards "L4", and a clearly visible trench leads off in that direction.
The other directs you to the right around the hill towards "PB100" and "LL1". The cut-away hillside shows there was a trench here too, but this is now a well-used walking trail, so the trench is mostly filled in.
(Note to self: If taking photos of slabs in future, it'd be good to mark which direction is north, to help orientate when looking later. Could be just put a coin on northern point, or a compass if there's one available.)
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From 22.328688, 114.262118 to 22.329605, 114.262343 based on my notes from 2013 (copy below), and today's post by mountaingirlhk
Original post on Tue, 2013-09-17 22:28:
Position approximate. I saw it last week on a walk from Hang Hau up to UST. The trail goes up over a peak, then down to this point where the path meets another flat path that skirted around the hill.
If you stand facing SSE, the slab has two arrows:
(Note to self: If taking photos of slabs in future, it'd be good to mark which direction is north, to help orientate when looking later. Could be just put a coin on northern point, or a compass if there's one available.)