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Visual fragments of a life on a little island in the South China Sea
About Me
Here, there, and everywhere
- Weather of a little island in the South China Sea
- Satellite photo of a little island in the South China Sea
- Webcam of a little island in the South China Sea
- BBC Radio 4
- Biting the hand that feeds IT
- Guardian
- Le Monde
- Tom Dispatch
- Calling Crane in the Shade
- Counterpunch
- Fat Man in the Bathtub
- Lenin's Tomb
- Dr Martin Williams
- Make It New: aworks
- On An Overgrown Path
- The Rest Is Noise
- ute zahn: violin maker
- Wikipedia
Some local links
- Alice Poon
- Batgung
- Daai Tou Laam Diary
- EastSouthWestNorth
- Eva Montauk
- Gweipo
- Hemlock II: Big Lychee, Various Sectors
- HK Observatory Director's Blog
- Hong Kong Journal
- Hong Kong Paintings
- Hong Kong Pop
- Hongkie Town
- Joyceland
- Land of no cheese
- Learning Cantonese
- Ordinary Gweilo
- Private Beach
- The Blacksmith Blog
- The Toilet Bar
- Ulaca
- Webs of Significance
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2 comments:
There's that umbrella, mind.
Glad you noticed. Truth be told, rain or shine on a little island in the South China Sea, brollies are omnipresent, ubiquitous . . .
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