Even the Police find the whole thing a bit tedious, I hate steps me and the nutter on a bike who came within a whisker of getting squished by a bus.
Despite a large contingent of Traffic Wardens and Police, I watched quite a number of people blatantly jaywalking right under the noses of these "enforcers". The guy above in the blue shirt had just been given a stern warning. (but no ticket)
The junction of Pedder Street and Des Voeux Road is not really a hotbed of jay walking mind, the "enforcers" would get the message across if they actually gave tickets rather than a lecture, it's all a bit warm and fuzzy, the reality is, we have far too many people getting killed because they jaywalked.
I imagine this young female Police Officer would rather be chasing bad guys across roof tops...
This officer seems to be asleep which kind of shows what the Police think of these jaywalking crackdowns... he was also day dreaming about shooting bad guys whilst leaping across roof tops.
Yup, I had to walk down 82 steps in Central MTR Station to get on a Sheung Wan bound train because a key escalator is down for repairs.. this sign is all well and good if you are between 16 - 35 but fat gits like me over 50 equate heart attacks with 82 steps.
On an average day I can walk between 6 - 10 miles (yes, miles) so you will forgive me for not wanting to climb steps, I hate the bloody things.... I doubt very much that Station Staff will do the right thing and show us how it's done.
Sometimes you have to wonder if people have a death wish, this nutter was (under the noses of the Police doing the jaywalking crackdown) weaving in and out of the traffic and almost got hit by the bus behind him who had to slam on the brakes.
My sister Amanda takes some amazing photographs, this one with a Canon EOS 650D
This is her description -
He's called Manannan Mac Lir, SeaLord, son of Lir God of the Sea. He went up a couple of weeks ago and he overlooks Magilligan Point, Lough Foyle and the Republic of Ireland.
So now you know.... and guess what, we have Tin Hau the Goddess of the Sea
I was pottering around Chaiwan today (as one does) and came across this classic H Style Industrial Building which were very common from the early 1960's onwards, this was also a common design for Public Housing. It looks like this building is set for the wreckers ball.
I felt a bit sorry for this chap, everybody just ignored him.. probably because he had all his limbs intact.
If and when I get in touch with my inner child I am going to head to Kwun Tong and buy a whiz bang model aeroplane. Huzzah!
It can be quite hard to get a decent shot of a train arriving in a station, today I got lucky.
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