Some parts of the ruined tea farm can be seen from satellite images of Google Map. According to Xin'an Gazetteer (新安縣志), Tai Mo Shan was described as a hill with "stone piles" on it and tea plants were grown (上有石塔，多產茶).
This one we were able to find an alternative route in through a degraded stone wall from further east/south east.
This is a set of three inter-linked location with stone wall all the way. Main entrance blocked by small trees and crawlers. If one put down his backpack he might be able to crawl through under the vegetation.
This one I missed last time and David spotted it when we walked by on 16th April.
Locate is approximate but you should be able to see artificial shapes in Google Earth. I marked it (E) because it was the fifth pit that I visited. Unable to step inside this pit.
This is a set of three inter-linked location with stone wall all the way. Main entrance blocked by small trees and crawlers. If one put down his backpack he might be able to crawl through under the vegetation.
