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This page shows my personal view of Hong Kong and Macau as briefly visited in 1985.
	Hong Kong has a great harbour. It is busy at all times of day and night

I preferred the quieter spots and the slow boat from China. (Yes, the little yellow one).

After my visit to the mainland and Guilin I returned via Macau and a slow ferry.

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