HONG KONG: Lamma Island February 1, 2006

On Wednesday, we took a ferry to Lamma Island, the third largest island. There are no cars on Lamma Island, so the island is covered in paved footpaths connecting the houses and shops. It was a warm and beautiful day and after about five minutes of traipsing along the sidewalks bordered by banana trees, I decided I wanted to live on this island. (Surely they needed English teachers, too.) After a while, we veered off the main track and followed a little path to a deserted beach. We lazed about and enjoyed the unspoiled scenery and sunshine. We eventually reached a village on the other side of the island, where after some confusion, we managed to board a ferry back to Hong Kong Island. |
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