Hong Kong is nothing compare to New York man.. and I miss that place so much. Especially the MTR instead of the crappy MTA we have here. They were spotless clean and always on time unlike the MTA.
Hi I love 💕 your beautiful videos of Hong Kong 🇭🇰 I Thanks 🙏 for the great videos Hong Kong 🇭🇰 is a fantastically great 👍 place.I love the great videos of the transport the traffic seem to work an well together the layout of the roads are fantastic and what sticks out more than Everything is so clean and litter free.
I was moved away from Hong Kong when I was a kid. I was raised there since 1st grade and I miss that place so much. Hong Kong is nothing compare to New York.
I still remember, with my mother driving, seeing old and weak cows herded in the streets of Kennedy Town. There was a slaughter house in the area. Obviously it is gone.
Is the left side at 1:20:26 a Catholic Cemetery? If so my paternal grandmother was buried there, even though she was not Catholic while alive. I should visit her grave soon. Thanks for the memory. In my memory it was in Causeway but now think I was wrong. At 1:20:35 on the right I saw horses occasionally on the sidewalk.
"Ding Ding" is refer to tram because the bell sound was a good warning system when less traffic in old days, now city is overcrowded, so new louder horn system replaced most of warning when in urgent/accident, but driver is still using the old Ding Ding to signal pedestrian. A viewer remind us the word "Ding DIng" was being used around 1950-60 as most people recognized as sound of tram.
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Beautiful Hong Kong daytime tram ride! Yes, I think the BEST. Thanks for this! Best regards from New York.
Hong Kong is nothing compare to New York man.. and I miss that place so much. Especially the MTR instead of the crappy MTA we have here. They were spotless clean and always on time unlike the MTA.
Hi I love 💕 your beautiful videos of Hong Kong 🇭🇰
I Thanks 🙏 for the great videos Hong Kong 🇭🇰 is a fantastically great 👍 place.I love the great videos of the transport the traffic seem to work an well together the layout of the roads are fantastic and what sticks out more than Everything is so clean and litter free.
congrats for the 1000th video, keep it up, thanks for sharing ;) !!!!
Wonderful! And think how valuable this is for historical record.
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Thank you for posting. I wish be home for Xmas!
I was moved away from Hong Kong when I was a kid. I was raised there since 1st grade and I miss that place so much. Hong Kong is nothing compare to New York.
what do you like most in hong kong?
Subbed. Thank you so, so much. I play this on a side screen while working.
It is indeed the best so far.Thanks very much for sharing and your effort.
Awesome video! Which tram number is this?
So many many many busses lol. Great video
And via Happy Valley. A complete ride !
Wow so many many many many many trams coming in the other side wow Hong Kong is definitely busy with trams
And cars coming
Your videos are really the very best! thank you
Thank you
To watch this tram stop every few feet is nuts. I left at the 20 min mark.
Beautiful video.
Hong Kong, one of the great city of the world!
depends on which side.....the bright or dark....
Chaos in harmony... I love it!
It's a well-managed kind of chaos. :)
Thanks a lot again
Fantastic HK.
many thanks i miss hk
Hong Kong is even busy with buses coming
Muito bonito.
I still remember, with my mother driving, seeing old and weak cows herded in the streets of Kennedy Town. There was a slaughter house in the area. Obviously it is gone.
of course, land is expensive in hk island, this kind of industry sure will moved out earlier day to make room for building estate
Is the left side at 1:20:26 a Catholic Cemetery? If so my paternal grandmother was buried there, even though she was not Catholic while alive. I should visit her grave soon. Thanks for the memory.
In my memory it was in Causeway but now think I was wrong.
At 1:20:35 on the right I saw horses occasionally on the sidewalk.
yes, it is still Catholic Cemetery
I never had been go to Hong kong What's Ding Dong?
"Ding Ding" is refer to tram because the bell sound was a good warning system when less traffic in old days, now city is overcrowded, so new louder horn system replaced most of warning when in urgent/accident, but driver is still using the old Ding Ding to signal pedestrian. A viewer remind us the word "Ding DIng" was being used around 1950-60 as most people recognized as sound of tram.
@@H.K.Archive please receive my heart thanks for your explain about Ding Ding for me more understood.
hongkongmap You can hear " ding ding" around 36.24
I missed HK already
why are you entering from the exit door?
it doesn't matter at the terminal station as long as no one exit
It gave him quick entry to the front seat of the tram also😀
Hi I love 💕 the videos are fantastic love 💕 Hong Kong 🇭🇰I would love to see it one ☝️ day live thanks
40:40 47:46 1:14:07 1:19:01 1:31:12 1:33:51 1:35:35 1:47:48 1:53:15 slim women in pink.
1:47:18 , 2:07:44 2:10:22 / nice place
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I like the slender women dressed in pink.
Nice video