Things You Probably only See in Hong Kong

Hello My Dear Great Ones,

I have said this hundreds of times, but Hong Kong continues to interest, surprise and amuse me.  Here is some photographic evidence of this.

 Boats parked under a bridge.  A typhoon was in the forecast so boats all over Hong Kong were put under bridges or typhoon shelters.

 Bamboo is used a lot as scaffolding or in this case to erect temporary religious buildings.

 Lots of signs, lots of people.  The curved building is an example of a 1950's, 1960's building trend called Bauhaus.

 A display in a mall.

 Seriously folks.  Who would want to ride in a taxi like that?

Chinese Hello Kitty!

 An advertisement for "Thor," at an MTR station.

 I have a better name.  "Ever Red."

 I am sure per capita Hong Kong leads the world with elevators and escalators.

 This dinosaur actually moves and makes sounds.  There is a dinosaur display at the science museum.

 A "herd, " of dogs on an outing.  Seriously folks.  Dogs arn't really dogs here in HK.  They're toys.  

 Umbrellas being hung up to dry at my school.

Have a great week everyone.

God bless you.

Love adios and ping on!

Dirk