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riverman I'm pretty sure I can find space on the campus somewhere.
riverman But figuring that out is also part of the big plan. The campus of which university? HKUST? (You mentioned the view over the ocean from the campus in an earlier posting). In that case: consider living off-campus, e.g. in Tai Po Tsai (5 mins walking distance) or in Sai Kung (a bit further, but more interesting, and it's on the shore too). Both villages have lots of three-story apartment buildings, and the top floor includes the rooftop. René |
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"René van Oostrum" wrote in message ... riverman I'm pretty sure I can find space on the campus somewhere. riverman But figuring that out is also part of the big plan. The campus of which university? HKUST? (You mentioned the view over the ocean from the campus in an earlier posting). In that case: consider living off-campus, e.g. in Tai Po Tsai (5 mins walking distance) or in Sai Kung (a bit further, but more interesting, and it's on the shore too). Both villages have lots of three-story apartment buildings, and the top floor includes the rooftop. René Hi Rene: HKIS. Its the high school campus, at Tai Tam (if I got that correctly). The school will arrange my housing before I arrive, but we were told that they will try to get us on campus. I think that is preferential, as the apartments are apparently a bit larger there, and the commute is trivial. We can always move later if we choose. --riverman |
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Have you checked out the cost of boats in Hong Kong? If there are paddling clubs they likely have websites just like over here. I'd be lothe to ship a canoe. Sell and repurchase used instead. My understanding is Hong Kong has a lot of waterfront so boats would not be a problem. "riverman" ) writes: Does anybody have any experience or knowledge about shipping one or more canoes on airplanes? I assume that they must go as airfreight; but if anyone has done it, I'd like to know about their experience. I'm imagining something like a 17' boat, or even two boats, a 16 footer nestled inside a 17 footer. --riverman (whose mind is easy to read) -- ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ William R Watt National Capital FreeNet Ottawa's free community network homepage: www.ncf.ca/~ag384/top.htm warning: non-FreeNet email must have "notspam" in subject or it's returned |
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