This is only part of the big compound inside of Po Lin Monastery in Lantau Island.
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I'll be in HK next week for 10 days so I'm really hoping to visit Lantau Island. You got me more excited here. Thanks Lani.
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I could easily live in a red house!
ReplyDeleteA DAMSEL WHO LOVED SHADES OF RED
A damsel who loved shades of red
Discovered she’d been sore misled;
She had no more rose,
Nor blush for her nose—
If she finds the thief, the guy’s dead!
© 2011 by Magical Mystical Teacher
Splash of Tequila Red
Those red houses are too brightly coloured! But the Chinese love the colour red. :)
ReplyDeleteSo who live here, Lani? The monks or the locals. Great shot!
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The house is in such a gorgeous setting!
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely areas you live in. This is a beautiful house surrounded by nature at its best.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful picture Lani! I especially love all of those trees that are in bloom!
ReplyDeleteHappy REDnesday!
Carol