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Top photos from July 17th, 2013

July 17th, 2013

We went up to Tai Po to find the China-Hong Kong trains that run on the line through that part of Hong Kong. There is a covered pedestrian bridge with open sides a few hundred metres from the train station that provided excellent cover for the strong, driving rain. After, we headed to Tai Wo (the next station) and stumbled across the Hong Kong Railway Museum before going back to Hong Kong Island for a tram ride.

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Hong Kong Special Administrative Region is technically a part of China on the south coast.

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Not far from Tai Po station in northern Hong Kong is a covered pedestrian/cycle bridge over the tracks.

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Not far from Tai Po station in northern Hong Kong is a covered pedestrian/cycle bridge over the tracks.

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Not far from Tai Po station in northern Hong Kong is a covered pedestrian/cycle bridge over the tracks.

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Not far from Tai Po station in northern Hong Kong is a covered pedestrian/cycle bridge over the tracks. Here a roughly once-per-hour Hong Kong-to-China train passes.