One of our favourite activities in Hong Kong is swimming. We're still swimming outside, though the temperature is now firmly below 30 degrees and on a cloudy day it's starting to feel a bit chilly. E and J have a lesson each week and can now swim a lot further than I can. We go to the public pool in Sai Kung which is situated right next to the sea and has beautiful views of the sky, sea and mountains; H swallows a lot of water as he tries to simutaneously keep afloat and tell me about the aeroplanes and birds of prey flying overhead. N clings tightly to my back; I think the highlight of the trip for her is hiding in the lockers.
Friday, October 23, 2009
Swimming (by V)
One of our favourite activities in Hong Kong is swimming. We're still swimming outside, though the temperature is now firmly below 30 degrees and on a cloudy day it's starting to feel a bit chilly. E and J have a lesson each week and can now swim a lot further than I can. We go to the public pool in Sai Kung which is situated right next to the sea and has beautiful views of the sky, sea and mountains; H swallows a lot of water as he tries to simutaneously keep afloat and tell me about the aeroplanes and birds of prey flying overhead. N clings tightly to my back; I think the highlight of the trip for her is hiding in the lockers.
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