4-24-05. Nice salad bar at the mall. It these little red Japanese Octopuses, yummy.  

4-24-05. Shopping is a national pastime in Hong Kong. This mall has 13 floors and a 5 level basement. This is the Langham MTR stop (with 18 floors for shopping) Every MRT stop seems to be a mall. 

4-24-05. Majong, the Chinese version of Dominos. They tell me this is very hard to learn. 

4-24-05. Wandering the streets, looking for a place to eat, we walked through this fish market. The had many fresh seafood choices and some questionable ones. 

4-24-05. Goldfish Market, been there, done that! 

4-24-05. Some men looking for new goldfish. 

4-24-05. The Goldfish Market Street. 

4-24-05. After the street market, we headed to the Goldfish Market. 

4-24-05. Can anyone tell me what these red things are? 

4-24-05. Goes on for miles... 

4-24-05. Four Disney watches in this picture, none of which are authentic I bet. 

4-24-05. More of the market. 

4-24-05. Maybe it is because I live in Orlando, but I see Disney everywhere, even in Hong Kong. 

4-24-05. Great deals if you like to shop and can stand the crowds. 

4-24-05. In the Ladies Market, bananas and purses. What a combo. 

4-24-05. Sunday street market. 

4-24-05. The Bird Garden is very friendly, allowing you to handle the birds. 

4-24-05. Pappas going to buy you a mocking bird… 

4-24-05. Bird Garden. 

4-24-05. At the Bird Garden, this was the “mommy, mommy” bird. Too funny. 

4-24-05. At the Bird Garden, they sold bird food. Bags and bags of live crickets, worms, maggots, you name it! 

4-24-05. After the Flower Market, Bill and I toured the Bird Garden. I read that this is where men “walk their birds” and sure enough, that is what we saw. I wish I had a sound bite because some of the birds sounded like children saying “mommy, mommy” - I didn’t know it was a bird until an older Chinese man laughed with me when we discovered it was the bird! Very funny. 

4-24-05 Flower Market. part 7 

4-24-05 Flower Market. part 6 

4-24-05 Flower Market. part 5