Rich McCorのインスタグラム(paperboyo) - 5月3日 04時53分

I'd heard about this place in Hong Kong, a hidden gem at the end of the line and on the edge of the island. Something about a quest with vague directions pulls me in and makes me want to play, so I took the train to the end of the line and went to find the edge of the island. On the way I came across a gap in the fence with a sign hanging above it. It was written in Cantonese but I could tell it was a warning sign. I looked around, there weren't any other gaps in the fence so I went through it. The slippery steps took me downhill through a damp forrest until the last step ended at the door of an old shack; I'd found the right place. Built in the 1950's, The Sai Wan Swimming Shed was where locals would leave their clothes before they walked across the wooden jetty and dived into the water for a swim. It's too dangerous for swimming now, but it's the perfect spot to stand under the trees as a rainstorm passes by before heading back into Kennedy Town for a coffee @Discover Hong Kong #SaiWanSwimmingShed #HongKong #KennedyTown #LongExposure #ShutterBugs #Sea #Swim #Swimming #HK #HKIG #HongKongLife @Lonely Planet #IgersHongKong #ILoveHongKong #Travel #Adventure #Photography #InstaGood #Water #PassionPassport #Waves #ArchitectureLovers #Architecture #LazyShutters #NDFilter #WanderLust #IntrepidTravel

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