| 2009-06-14, Wong Lung Hang Stream |
*excludes travelling time CANCELLED!!! Posted on behalf of leader Liza In our ongoing series on ‘Trampers Explore Waterfalls in Hong Kong’, Liza will lead a walk to Wong Lung Ha Stream on 14th June 2009. We meet once more at 10.30AM in Tung Chung MTR station, near the exit with the big map. Please bring hat, torch, food and a sense of adventure. Liza will post any amendments to this walk. Please check this website in case it is raining on Sunday.
What is Wong Lung? First of all, please don’t confuse Wong Lung with Wing Lung like I do. Wing Lung is a bank in Hong Kong. Wong Lung is a spectacular stream. In fact, so spectacular that it has a name carved out for itself much like Roger Federer in the world of tennis. It is relatively a large, serene pool surrounded by boulders and greenery.
What are we going to do? We’ll take a cab to the starting point. From there, we’ll do some boulder hopping to get to the stream (about an hour). After relaxing in the pool, we have to climb up to 800M in order to get to Lin Fa Shaan. The path is going to be quite steep and the climb will be quite tough. We also get to dangle dangerously from ropes that have been suspended from a 100M altitude. Of course, any careless monkey business can result in all kinds of injuries so we are going to behave well and act like tamed monkeys. We will eventually get to Mui Wo where we'll have some sumptuous food and chilled beer at a Dai Pai Dong.
Disclaimer:- People join this walk and any other walks organised by me at their own risks. I shall not be held responsible in any way for any injury or death incurred or any loss or damage to personal property caused due to whatever causes including, but not limited to, negligence, neglect, errors of judgement and inadequate orientation skills on my part. The fact that you show up at the time and place on the day to join the walk is an implication that you have agreed to and accepted unconditionally this disclaimer. Last update: 13-06-2009 17:14
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