Saturday, January 12, 2008
Trams
Hong Kong trams - a slow, basic and old fashioned form of public transportation.
For myself, I absoutely love the trams. Though it may be slow, but that is exactly the speed to enjoy and absorb the scenery on both sides of the street. Not only does it add a lot of history and character to the daily life of Hong Kong, and with its colorful and eye-catching advertisements, how can one not to like it?
Lately, I have started to collect trams photos on the web, and realized how many of them are out there and I can imagine there are even more that are not documented.
I took these photos while I was visiting HK in October and am hoping whoever that has other trams pics, will forward them to me to add to my collection.
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3 comments:
i never lived in the hk island ... oh well, but the trams have certain historical value and the trams are still services many ppl every day in the 21st century.
i LOVE the trams!!!! used to go to school every morning :DDDDDD
still love it... at nite it can be as fast (or even faster!) than other public transport (b/c own tram road and no traffic jam).. do u know the plastic seats now used to be wood? i still see some of them running around from time to time... maybe i can take a pict during wkend or sth (as i work in kowloon side now and seldom got chance to ride during wkday lor)
I liked to take the tram and go from Kennedy Town to Taikoo; during days and nights. When I was not in a hurry I just took the tram. The night ride was cool and I got to see the fast moving people (and their actions) right in front of my eyes. I still miss the ride today and when I take my family for a return trip this is a must see and must ride transportation.
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