Xiang Gang, which means Fragrant Harbour, is otherwise known as Hong Kong.
Memories are made of this.
The future can also look like this… Gentle contemplation, of days gone by, and eternity ahead…
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Xiang Gang, which means Fragrant Harbour, is otherwise known as Hong Kong.
Memories are made of this.
The future can also look like this… Gentle contemplation, of days gone by, and eternity ahead…
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Yes!
He has a hearing aid or he’s listening to music. I’m wondering how he’s going to get off that perch.
Leslie
I think, hearing aid…
Oh, he swings his legs, while clinging to the railing, and gently gets up
Well he’s very agile to get up from there.
Leslie
Good old Cantonese gent!
Now don’t laugh, just want to know is it the ship deck that he is sitting and I presume you were on the opposite side may be again on a bridge or another ship????
No… a deck at the harbour!
Such a great shot Rajiv .. I bet he was swinging those legs!
He was indeed!
He must be one acrobatic old man to get under that ‘railing,’ unless he moves on the ‘ledge.’ Good place to contemplate ‘eternity,’ though! Good shot, my Dear Rajiv! 🙂
Thank you, SwamiJi!
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