Comments on: Hong Kong: at the Doorstep of China http://www.roadlesstravelled.com.au/hong-kong-at-the-doorstep-of-china/ Travel Tales and Photos from around the world off the beaten track Tue, 07 Feb 2012 13:50:58 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9 hourly 1 By: franklindoherty http://www.roadlesstravelled.com.au/hong-kong-at-the-doorstep-of-china/#comment-10474 franklindoherty Wed, 20 Aug 2008 10:26:56 +0000 http://www.roadlesstravelled.com.au/hong-kong-at-the-doorstep-of-china/#comment-10474 Hong Kong is a fantastic place. I have been there. Hey...does anyone know more about neon lights Hong Kong is a fantastic place. I have been there. Hey…does anyone know more about neon lights

]]> By: Renan Corbes http://www.roadlesstravelled.com.au/hong-kong-at-the-doorstep-of-china/#comment-9226 Renan Corbes Tue, 29 Apr 2008 04:22:17 +0000 http://www.roadlesstravelled.com.au/hong-kong-at-the-doorstep-of-china/#comment-9226 I have traveled before at Hongkong and its really really great. Before our country is better but now we are left behind. I forgot my country is Philippines. Thank you for the information. I have traveled before at Hongkong and its really really great. Before our country is better but now we are left behind. I forgot my country is Philippines. Thank you for the information.

]]> By: Vinston http://www.roadlesstravelled.com.au/hong-kong-at-the-doorstep-of-china/#comment-5202 Vinston Sun, 03 Feb 2008 14:27:18 +0000 http://www.roadlesstravelled.com.au/hong-kong-at-the-doorstep-of-china/#comment-5202 Thank you very much for clarifying it for me. What actually confused me is the fact that, for some reason, I thought there is some non churchmanship reason for lack of incense... So I apologize for confusion. Again many thanks for the answer. Thank you very much for clarifying it for me. What actually confused me is the fact that, for some reason, I thought there is some non churchmanship reason for lack of incense… So I apologize for confusion. Again many thanks for the answer.

]]> By: jww http://www.roadlesstravelled.com.au/hong-kong-at-the-doorstep-of-china/#comment-5146 jww Sun, 03 Feb 2008 02:02:27 +0000 http://www.roadlesstravelled.com.au/hong-kong-at-the-doorstep-of-china/#comment-5146 There are many expressions of Anglicanism, ranging from the No Church/Low Church end of the spectrum to the High Church/Anglo-Catholic end. Incense (like stations of the Cross) is indicative of the Anglo-Catholic branch. Sometimes the churchmanship of the clergy does not match the churchmanship of the congregation, so that one or other may not be comfortable about the use of incense. Compromises, like the one in Hong Kong, are often the result of such tensions. Via media ("middle way") solutions have been part of Anglicanism since the time of Elizabeth I. EDITOR: thanks for answering that question Joseph There are many expressions of Anglicanism, ranging from the No Church/Low Church end of the spectrum to the High Church/Anglo-Catholic end. Incense (like stations of the Cross) is indicative of the Anglo-Catholic branch. Sometimes the churchmanship of the clergy does not match the churchmanship of the congregation, so that one or other may not be comfortable about the use of incense. Compromises, like the one in Hong Kong, are often the result of such tensions. Via media (“middle way”) solutions have been part of Anglicanism since the time of Elizabeth I.

EDITOR: thanks for answering that question Joseph

]]> By: The Traveling Salesman http://www.roadlesstravelled.com.au/hong-kong-at-the-doorstep-of-china/#comment-4602 The Traveling Salesman Mon, 28 Jan 2008 15:28:05 +0000 http://www.roadlesstravelled.com.au/hong-kong-at-the-doorstep-of-china/#comment-4602 I first visited Hong Kong in the early 90s. What struck me then and continues to amaze me now is the "non stop" nature of the city. If you cannot find what you want in Hong Kong it doesn't exist. I just discovered your blog. It is informative, lively, and the type of information my readers are looking for. My site deals with the more philosophical end of sales and travel and how the two are intertwined. I look forward to your continuing adventures. EDITOR: thanks :-) PS I had a look at your site and I would suggest you include a page with a map either of America or the World which shows the criss crossing paths you've taken. If you created it as an image map with regions like <a href="http://www.rci.com.au/en/distributors/" rel="nofollow">this company's worldwide distributor page</a> you could make each continent/region clickable to go to a list of trips in that area I first visited Hong Kong in the early 90s. What struck me then and continues to amaze me now is the “non stop” nature of the city. If you cannot find what you want in Hong Kong it doesn’t exist.

I just discovered your blog. It is informative, lively, and the type of information my readers are looking for. My site deals with the more philosophical end of sales and travel and how the two are intertwined.

I look forward to your continuing adventures.

EDITOR: thanks :-)

PS I had a look at your site and I would suggest you include a page with a map either of America or the World which shows the criss crossing paths you’ve taken.

If you created it as an image map with regions like this company’s worldwide distributor page you could make each continent/region clickable to go to a list of trips in that area

]]> By: Ermesto http://www.roadlesstravelled.com.au/hong-kong-at-the-doorstep-of-china/#comment-4414 Ermesto Sat, 26 Jan 2008 19:55:25 +0000 http://www.roadlesstravelled.com.au/hong-kong-at-the-doorstep-of-china/#comment-4414 I am much nearer to Hongkong (I am from Manila) but haven't been there to enjoy the place. Hopefully, I will soon. In the meantime, I am having a great time in Tel Aviv. I am much nearer to Hongkong (I am from Manila) but haven’t been there to enjoy the place. Hopefully, I will soon. In the meantime, I am having a great time in Tel Aviv.

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