Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge – Look Down at Things
Lantau Peak is the second highest summit in Hong Kong. It is a perfect spot to watch the sunrise. The climb takes around two hours. Many people spend a night at a hotel in Ngong Ping and set off about 4:00 a.m. to catch the 6:00 a.m. sunrise from its peak. When we were in Hong Kong, we took the cable car to ride to the peak. The hiking trails below can be clearly seen from the cable car.
The Showers of Blessings 
Oh that must have been fun to ride. Wonderful photos and adventure. š
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Yes, it was, Cee. My brother took us on the ride. š
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Your photos make us move to the place. They are amazing as you have managed to capture those moments in the air. What a talent !!!!!!
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Thank you for your comment! The cable cars move very slowly. That was good, I could take some photos!!
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Amazing photo documentation and great photos, all of em’. Was exactly here in the 90’s before the hand over, that time Lantau was accessible via ferries only and Lantau was about condominiums and villages only. Managed to look at the construction of Kai Tak in the late 90’s from the hills…look at the transformation now, thank you for the lovely pics, need to be here again, soon! Cheers..Lan
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I remember Kai Tak, went there regularly.Thank you for the comment!
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Ooops sorry I mean Chep Lap Kok, I saw the construction from the start hehe Kai Tak was the old airport actually hehe sorry for the mistake
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I left HK when the new airport was built. It’s nice.
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Lovethe photos
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Thank you so much!
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My pleasure
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Wow, amazing view. Must have been a fun adventure. Thank you for sharing with us. š
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Yes, it was fun. I have siblings with different interests, so I got to do different things when we went home to visit!!
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How exciting. Great way to bond with family. The thrill. š
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Exactly !
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I would be hanging on real tight….forget the pics! haaahahh You are one brave woman!
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I’m afraid of height too. I guess taking photos also distracted my fear!!
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Your photos are spectacular for this week. thanks.
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Thank you! I was surprised that I looked down. I’m afraid of height!
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Oh we have to do this if we get to Hong Kong again!
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I like to hike, but those paths with so many steps look treacherous! I think I would opt for the cable car too, although my husband is very afraid of heights! I hope we will go to Hong Kong and China some day.
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The tour price in China is very reasonable. Hong Kong is getting expensive though!
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Very cool! Hong Kong looks beautiful! Perfect pictures for Cee’s weekly challenge!
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Yes, I looked through my photos, was glad to find them. I’m glad you like them!
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What fabulous photos!
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Thank you so much!
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Great views thanks for sharing š¹
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Thank you, I was glad that my brother took us there!
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Wow, what a view! š Was it a bit scary on the ride (I’m scared of heights) or just exhilarating?
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I’m scared of height also, but this one seemed to be safe. Once you’re in, it’s locked!
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No way out ahhh! š Well, at least it seemed safe, that’s good. And the views were absolutely gorgeous!
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Yes, first time seeing Hong Kong from that view point!!
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What gorgeous views! Love it.
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Thank you! I lived in Hong Kong many years before I came to US, had never been there. It took me traveling back to HK to visit this place!!!!!!
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