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| The Sampan boat, docked at Sai Kung Pier, provided the transport to Yim Tim Tsai Island. |
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| Eager children seated outside the boat to enjoy more of the scenery. |
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| We passed by a group of Kayakers as we sailed to Island - as seen from the boat's window view. |
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| A close-up of the infamous "Age Old Tree" of Yim Tin Tsai Island. |
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| Old porcelain Chinese bowls on display at the School & Heritage Centre. |
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| Window and Facade details of an old Hakka Village House. |
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| Window opening inside St. Joseph Chapel. |
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| A Statue of Joseph Freinademetz. |
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| The Jade Bridge |
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| Before heading back to Sai Kung, I decided to have a quick meal on one of the open restaurant in the island. |
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| Half-chicken was grilled on a stone stove and I was served with brown rice with it. |
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| The ferry service are available on weekends and Public Holidays. From Sai Kung, earliest schedule is at 10:00 am. Last ferry from Yim Tin Tsai is at 5:00 pm. |
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