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Posted on July 23, 2006
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When I tell people I live in Pui O, I usually get two responses (besides Pui O, where’s that?), either people say, “Isn’t that far?”, or they gush, “Oh, it must be soo nice and quiet there”.

Both are true and the long commute isn’t helped by the occasional traffic jam – Pui O style!

Rush hour on the South Lantau Road as it passes through

downtown Pui O.

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