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There's a good exhibition in the library at the Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK) that is worth a visit. I went along on Friday, and enjoyed it.
Here's the layout:
Hello David,
Its just clicked over to 1st December here in the UK, so since I'm still up I thought I'd get in with a "Happy Birthday, dear Barbara" and greet an amazing lady who, as Pete Spurrier said in his blog post, could put authors quarter her age to shame in terms of 'get-up-and-go-ness', and has given all of us on this site so much over the years. Ad Multos Annos, Barbara Anslow - 100 today. Have a lovely day!
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Thanks to Annemarie Evans for inviting me on to her radio show, Hong Kong Heritage. We chatted about collecting old Hong Kong photos, and how I go about telling their stories. We then looked at a few example photos from Volumes 1 & 2 of the Gwulo book. The last photo gave us a chance to walk up to Cornwall Street and take a look at a piece of Kowloon's hidden history, the old Beacon Hill tunnel.
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Looking for men serving national service with my dad, Roland Pratt, in Hong Kong. He joined as Royal Warwicks then they amalgamated to fusiliers during 1960 to 61.