More than 1600, I sleep under a flyover, best part is, it's free
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Its just past the LW Saddle Club - Ho Sheung Heung Road, the tofu place is here, off Fai King Road, Pai Tau Lo. Not many people catch it, as you have to turn off towards the prison, whereas most runners and cyclists do the loop around the Sheung Yue River catchwater (where I cycle often) and Choi Yuen Road. There is now a sign on the gate (in Chinese), but the google map reference show's a clean painted gate instead.
Last edited by emx; 12-04-2013 at 06:02 PM.
Thx. I will check it out. I train there often. I love the Sheung Yue River ....errr drainage ditch. I start at Chung pak long (sp) and run out past Ho Sheung Heung rd all the way to the Lo Wu border and than go around past the LW saddle club and than swing around to castle peak road, around towards Kam Tsim village and than back to Cnung pak long....
I really don't understand the Govt on this issue with chronic housing shortage. There are 280,000 families (YES families) living in subdivided flats. And another 200,000 families on the waiting list for affordable Govt housing. With only around 15,000 new apartments being built and only a small percentage of this for Govt housing it will never get solved.
Leung Chun-Ying said in his last address that it's the No. 1 priority. Only 75,000 new public housing flats will be built in the next 5 years (planned). This doesn't change for previous policies according to some.
Indeed. With all the free land that HK has...
It would be very easy to build 50,000 subsidised housing units a year for the next 6-7 years. Somehow, the politicians don't care, and since HK is not a democracy, they are not forced to care. I wish Long Hair was the Chief Executive. He would sort out all the problems...![]()
The tofu place is off Fai King Road, Pai Tau Lo. There is now a sign on the gate (in Chinese), but the google map reference show's a clean painted gate instead. Not sure of the actual name in Chinese, but I have eaten there many times.