the view from fanling


idiosyncratic observations on life,

the world and everything in between

Friday, 26 February 2010

and you thought it was all over

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Even though the date of Chinese New Year wanders up and down the Gregorian calendar over a range of about four weeks, it always seems to be ...
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Friday, 19 February 2010

fireworks: a retrospective

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You can probably guess, based on my previous post, that I like fireworks, but this wasn’t always the case. My earliest memory of this kind o...
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Tuesday, 16 February 2010

fireworks

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I often say that the best time to be in Hong Kong is Chinese New Year—if you’re a resident. If you’re a visitor, it’s the worst time—everywh...
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Monday, 15 February 2010

a new year

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Firecrackers had been going off sporadically all morning, and the local lion-dance troupe, which is always kept very busy on the first day o...
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Dennis Hodgson
I'm an ex-geologist, an ex-Outward Bound instructor and administrator, an ex-journalist, and an ex-book editor. I still consider myself a scientist. I'm now retired and spend seven months of each year in Fanling, a town in Hong Kong's New Territories, and five months in Penrith, my home town in England.
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