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Tag Archives: China

Ho Sheung Heung hill art

August 15, 2012by samalbahaykubo 10 Comments

If one takes a trip to Ho Sheung Heung (near Sheung Shui) and climb the hill behind the village (above the riding stables) you can look into the next small […]

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China, Fung Shui, Heritage, Hong Kong, New Territories

The Eiffel Tower and Lau Fau Shan peninsula

June 26, 2012by samalbahaykubo 1 Comment

Not a lot of people know that on a clear day you can see the Eiffel Tower from Lau Fau Shan in the Northwest New Territories. Actually, it isn’t the […]

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China, DSD, Ecology, Environment, Habitat destruction, Heritage, Hong Kong, Nature, New Territories, Shenzhen, Tin Shui Wai, Wetlands

Aspects of Lantau Island

June 14, 2012by samalbahaykubo 2 Comments

Since 1997, Lantau has been linked to the rest of the HKSAR by 3 impressive bridges. Previously, you had to catch a ferry, typically to Mui Wo on the south […]

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Environment, Fung Shui, Habitat destruction, Hong Kong, Lantau, Nature, New Territories

One flew over the Coucal’s nest

July 27, 2010by samalbahaykubo Leave a comment

About the size of a domestic hen, the Greater Coucal is common around rural new territories. It’s a clumsy, amusing and likeable bird, more usually heard crashing around the undergrowth […]

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China, Ecology, Environment, Heritage, Hong Kong, New Territories, Wetlands

Closed Border Area (West) – Nature

July 27, 2010by samalbahaykubo Leave a comment

The western end of the closed border area is a wide expanse of mostly active, manmade fishponds reclaimed from Inner Deep Bay. Some of the fishponds found alternative use as […]

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Channelisation, China, DSD, Ecology, Environment, Habitat destruction, Heritage, Hong Kong, New Territories, Pollution, Shenzhen, Wetlands

Closed Border Area – Heritage

July 27, 2010by samalbahaykubo Leave a comment

Shenzhen city (like HK and Kowloon) was built without a sewage treatment plant. There was a river nearby, however, so engineers piped the sewage untreated in to that. The Shenzhen […]

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Channelisation, China, DSD, Ecology, Environment, Fung Shui, Habitat destruction, Heritage, Hong Kong, New Territories, Pollution, Shenzhen, Wetlands

Tai Lam Country Park

July 27, 2010by samalbahaykubo Leave a comment

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China, Ecology, Environment, Habitat destruction, Heritage, New Territories, Wetlands, Yuen Long

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