The temple of the Lords of the Three Mountains is in Ngau Chi Wan Village on the eastern Kowloon Peninsular. It is a small temple that is of double significance to me.A Journal of Memories, Images, Passions & Events, through the camera lens. http://peterbok.blogspot.ca
Sunday, February 17, 2013
The temple of the Lords of the Three Mountains 三山國王廟
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1:23 AM
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Peter Bok 卜利泉
The temple of the Lords of the Three Mountains is in Ngau Chi Wan Village on the eastern Kowloon Peninsular. It is a small temple that is of double significance to me.Thursday, February 14, 2013
Tuesday, February 12, 2013
Colors and shapes in Choi Hung Estate 彩虹的形與色
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12:01 AM
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Peter Bok 卜利泉
Sunday, February 10, 2013
Friday, February 8, 2013
Reminiscing Ngau Chi Wan Village 情繫牛池灣村
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11:42 PM
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Peter Bok 卜利泉
Ngau Chi Wan Village is located on the eastern Kowloon Peninsular, facing Kowloon Bay and old Kai Tak Airport in the south, Fei Ngor Shan at the back in the north and Lion Rock Hill in the west. It was a farming village of Hakka dialect and was near the waterfront. The population was over 200 in early days. Saturday, February 2, 2013
The fading of Nga Tsin Wai Tsuen 正在湮滅的衙前圍村
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11:45 PM
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Peter Bok 卜利泉
Nga Chin Wai Tsuen (lit. "walled village in front of the local bureaucrat's office") the only walled village retaining the original clans, is facing the fate of demolition. It is in the San Po Kong areas in Hong Kong. The Nga was built in 1570 comprising of Chan, Ng and Lee clans, with a history of over 400 years. It is the oldest historical village. Tuesday, January 29, 2013
Artistic pattern in Chi Lin Nunnery 志蓮淨苑的美與藝
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11:36 PM
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Peter Bok 卜利泉
Chi Lin Nunnery is tranquil. Anyone staying inside the nunnery will have a feeling of comfortable and relaxing ambience. The whole architectural structure built on the prototype of temple in Tang Dynasty is so grant and elegant that makes one dazzled and stunned. Every part of the building is an artistic creation, a display of beautiful arts.
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