Danke

Woops, sorry!

Double post, FML

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holy fuck laffy, you make me want to go to Vancouver even more. (I've always wanted to, idk why)

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Thats a nice photo truly it is.

Some different pics of Ava (I might have posted some before)

Ava

Ava in action

Ava's profile

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My puppy! (in the second pic she is drying her self in the sun after a bath )

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Very cute dog joline, very cute

Oh Joline she is sooooooooooo cute!!!!

Thank you

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That's fuckn' sweer m'lady! :neo2:

Ava in action

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Yeah she looks quite funny

Omg Joline, I could never tell you enough how cute your dogs are!

holy fuck laffy, you make me want to go to Vancouver even more. (I've always wanted to, idk why)

Warped does kinda suck these days

I hear Montreal pwns Vancouver though

Vans rule, although my shoes are quicksilver. I just love that brand

@ Laffy: Oh Thanks

As I promised earlier, here are some pics that I took today.

Its all in this district called Central in Hong Kong Island. I shall write about them a little bit for you to understand a little better

BATMAN! Yes, Mr Bale jumped of this building in "The Dark Knight"

The Legco building where all the politics happen. Its definitely a colonial building (British) and its by far my favourite.

What would Hong Kong be with out it's sky scrapers?

Lol, I walked past this shop which was opposite the Legco building and for 30 seconds I wished that I had a sugar daddy who could take me shopping there...Then I snapped out of it because the prospect of that happening is virtually NIL and I hate old men....

Old fashion trams with better exterior nowadays.

Another colonial building, its quite old. If you can see there is a date at the top of the building tell you when it was built. In this case, it was 1914!

I saw this and just fell in love with this shop sign. Its so damn old school and it reflects how multicultural Hong Kong is.

This sign is so old, I guess they kept it to keep in line with the colonial aesthetics around in the area.

The police station, I think one of the oldest ones here in HK. Built in 1919.

Street market in Graham street, its one of the most famous ones in Hong Kong. Its not any different from other street markets but its the location of it that makes it so special.

This shop sells perishable foods. I loved the interior of it. A typical old fashioned shop and its very old school.

Anyway, hope you guys enjoyed it. I certainly did but the weather nearly fried me to death! Plus the hilly parts of the district were so unforgiving and I was panting like crazy, LOL! It was worth it though and I am hoping to take more photos soon!

Wonderful pics Helen, you are a photographer in the making

Aww thank you Jorge!! You are too Maybe you should take some pics of the deserts in the Texas...

Well, If I lived close to one I would love to take some pictures for you, but sadly there all very far away from where I live.