I have worked in a bottling plant for juice.
Some of the employees put their fingers into the bottle to grab them and then put them on the conveyor belt for fill up by the machine.
Such is life.
I have worked in a bottling plant for juice.
Some of the employees put their fingers into the bottle to grab them and then put them on the conveyor belt for fill up by the machine.
Such is life.
Correct, I didn't say that I had physically seen it. My info was from that website because it said they were on Tai Tam Reservoir Road. Clear now, thanks.
Claire "Shui Lo Chu Pools require a bit of a hike" - how long (time or distance) are you talking when you say "a bit of a hike"?
Even in the mountains around Tuen Mun you can find ponds and waterfalls.......
......just don't do it alone.
Sadly a local magazine featured an article on them last week & the trees that blocked the path from last's year typhoon 10 have been cleared and the grass either has been clipped recently, so I would expect plenty of visitors to the rock pools over the summer.
The huge spiders have returned on route though.
Last edited by emx; 28-06-2013 at 12:54 PM.
Its about an hour there and hour back if you take the easy path. There is a hike going there tomorrow:
http://www.meetup.com/hongkonghiking...nts/126158162/
Have you ever walked on the beach on the way there (instead of the path)? That beach is full of millions of insects and I've not seen these guys anywhere else. Every single step you take causes hundreds of them to scatter and run around; very creepy and scary for those who dont like creepy crawlies. Any idea what those insects are?