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To: Webster Groves who wrote (44560)	1/1/2009 5:06:04 AM
From: TobagoJack	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 217518

no nature in hk? the fiction one can learn on the net. i am guessing you do not value freedom much, and instead take what rights are granted. i understand norway has plenty of nature; perhaps too much. cheers, j

To: Webster Groves who wrote (44560)	1/1/2009 6:36:57 AM
From: KyrosL	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 217518

Take a look at Google Earth. HK has a surprising amount of forest. TJ lives on the south side, which is mostly forested mountain side, interrupted by residential complexes. Also some nice beaches.

To: Webster Groves who wrote (44560)	1/1/2009 11:55:05 AM
From: WalterWhite	Respond to of 217518

Webster - nada blade of grass in HK? What an ignorant statement. When I lived on money rock, I had a 100% green view from my flat, and could only see Kennedy Road below, but no other man made structure. I also walked to work in Central which took me all of 12 minutes, unless I stopped at Pacific Coffee for a jolt of caffeine, and/or checked in for a flight on Cathay in Pacific Place (this pre central station/ new airport). Take a day and walk the dragons back trail from Shek-O to Victoria Peak. Good for the soul, eyes, and heart. Globe97