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Places to see along Route 07, from the book 'A Travel of Hong Kong Mainland Defence Ruins (World War II)'.
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Places to see along Route 06, from the book 'A Travel of Hong Kong Mainland Defence Ruins (World War II)'.
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Places to see along Route 05, from the book 'A Travel of Hong Kong Mainland Defence Ruins (World War II)'.
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The Hong Kong Historical Aircraft Association (HKHAA) was founded in 1992 by a small group of dedicated aviation enthusiasts with a simple but bold idea. Their goal was to build a full-size flying replica of the Farman biplane which in 1911, made the first powered flight in Hong Kong at Shatin. The replica was built, and flown successfully on 15 November 1997 at the new Hong Kong International Airport prior to its official opening. The Farman is now suspended from the roof of the terminal as a reminder to everyone using the airport of Hong Kong’s aviation origins.
Is there any relic such as pillbox in N.T. area??? Thx!
Okay folks, I'm due back in lovely Hong Kong at the end of December to see in New Year's Eve and I'm jolly excited to be going back for our 4th time, as you can imagine.
On the recent visit to the Happy Valley Cemetery, Patricia showed me this group of three homeless monuments that have been relocated here over the years.
Im from Hong Kong, and I'd like to find out if i can order any of the pictures of old Hong Kong on your website? Please let me know-thanks!
I have read several books regarding the Japanese invasion and occupation of Hong Kong, 1941 - 1945. Most have been autobiographical accounts given by those interred at Stanley during those years. The remaining texts have been historical in nature. All have been very useful to my understanding about what happened to Hong Kong and its European civilian and military population.