22 March. Last day in Hong Kong

In the morning I packed and made everything neat and tidy, checked out where the bus stop options are for tomorrow and then took the MTR into the city and to the end of Hong Kong island to Kennedy Town and walked back to Central station, it was a dull and boring walk with nothing to see. I then took the MTR back to the hotel again and bought something that would pass for lunch and had a nap. This evening a friend of Tim's in the couch surfing network has invited us to some ex pat talk in the city about whether the UK should stay in the EU or not, only by the time Tim finishes work and gets there, it will have finished and I'll also miss the Symphony of Lights show. I thought the light show was a bit later but I don't think I can be bothered to dress smartly when all my clothes are now packed just to miss a talk on something and miss the light show as well. Hmm, it sounded like a good idea at the time but initially we thought it was a later event and after my long boring walk I'm sleepy and uninspired and not in the mood for more traipsing round before a long boring flight.

Here are some photos of the boring walk for your viewing pleasure.




Kennedy Town



Witness the dullness




Back in Mong Kok near hotel

The weather has got colder and duller progressively here and it's about as bland as weather can be. Bright days and being colourful is something Australia does very well, I certainly miss it now most things are tones of pastel and grey.

I may just go see the lights, or fall asleep, one of those. Back in Blighty soon.