MIDDLEBURGH PHOTOS
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South Horizon promenade 1
photo by D. MiddleburghThe promenade runs round three sides of the estate. On the south side which faces Lamma, you can take the rays and watch traffic in channel
South Horizon promenade 2
photo by D. MiddleburghOn the north side of the promenade you can watch the activity in the harbour
South Horizon promenade 3
photo by D. Middleburghon the west side of the promenade (which runs SW/NE) you can see Lantau (on a good day), the ships moored outside Victoria Harbour, and watch the sunset
Residents Fishing South Horizons
photo by D. Middleburgh South Horizon Tai Chi
photo by D. MiddleburghEarly morning and evening there are young and old(especially the elderly) practicing Tai Chi , Wushu and other martial arts both here and and across water on the Aberdeen side. Mug a pensioner here, at your peril
A Local Fishing 100M off South Horizon
photo by D. MiddleburghThis guy was just outside harbour entrance. Last year, the authorities shut the quayside fish market inside because they detected Cholera in the harbour water which was being used to irrigate the live fish in the tanks.
Fishing Not Allowed
photo by D. MiddleburghThe signs prohibiting fishing are totally ignored as are those against bike riding
Non Sexist Fishing
photo by D. MiddleburghI never really fished in UK but I have this image of a male dominated sport. In HK, it is common to see women, all ages and classes, fishing. I think it’s a cultural (HAKKA) thing.
South Horizon Light Show
photo by D. MiddleburghWe get a light show in the evening as the setting sun reflects off of different windows opposite.
South Horizon Sunset
photo by D. MiddleburghThere are some spectacular sun sets. The building on the right encourages evening strolls on the promenade
posted by David Middleburgh on Thursday, July 27, 2006
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