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RE: Throwback Thursday's: Hong Kong // Part 5 (Final Part)
Hong Kong is such a great city. We never been there during teh winter months though... cold and mist. Brrr.
Hong Kong is such a great city. We never been there during teh winter months though... cold and mist. Brrr.
Hong Kong reminded us of a mixture of London and what we would think New York would be like. It's an interesting city for sure, but the weather did get to us as we weren't prepared. We'll remember to go in the warmer months next time. :)
During summer it is quite nice. So many beautiful parks and things to see. I hope you find the time to go back there. I am usually not a city person but love HK.
We think anywhere in the summer (with sunshine) is quite nice. We emphasise on the sunshine as we were going to say anywhere in the summer and then realised our summers in England...it's getting better with global warming 😜
In time, we are sure we'll pass by HK. Becca is also not a city person, but enjoyed her time there and we're looking forward to our next trip to Singapore in 3 weeks.
Enjoy! For some reason we were always lucky with the weather in the UK and we have been there a lot when we lived in Belgium ;) Even sunshine in Wales ;) Have a lovely day!
We're just pulling your leg :p hahaha as loads of Thais think that it rains 24/7 in the U.K., so we play along with it. The U.K. can get really nice summers almost as good as the Mediterranean. Though, there was one summer a few years ago, where summer came in June only and July/August was a whitewash. Sunshine in Wales...you must have seen a lot of tanned sheep. :) Have a good evening in Kampot! :)
Lol... not only Thai. Everybody thinks so!I come from Belgium so we have more or less the same crapy summer there! Another strange thing about Wales. Didn't see one sheep... slept a bit in the car though! So might have missed it... but once we drove back into England there they were...sheep!!!! Strange world! Have a lovely day!
Such is life that you miss out on the sheep in Wales, but see it in England. We think the one place where you won't miss out on one sheep is New Zealand. Haven't been, but with a sheep population higher than the human population we're sure at least ONE sheep should be seen!
Have a lovely day too!