Hidden Lake, North Cascade National Park. The trail starts in forest, winds through a meadow of wildflowers and cuts into some snowfields before finally reaches bounders that set the foundation of a decommissioned fire lookout. For the adventurous ones, camping is possible in the basin. Alternatively, go up to the lookout early and beat everyone else to the well-equipped sleeping quarter! A post shared by Hin Kei Wong (@iamhinkei) on Dec 6, 2017 at 11:18pm PST
The dark side of the beer is stout and porter, right? 🤪 #acrylicpainting is a fantastic winter activity to do in #seattle when it’s so yucky outside! A post shared by Hin Kei Wong (@iamhinkei) on Dec 3, 2017 at 8:52am PST
From post-war era to the twenty-first century, building designs have always been about maximizing usable space in Hong Kong. When the city ran out of land, skyscrapers filled up the old neighbourhood. When people live closer and closer to the sky, the property value follows and hence the Cantonese idiom "寸金尺土," literally means "an inch of gold for a foot of land." A post shared by Hin Kei Wong (@iamhinkei) on Nov 20, 2017 at 2:12am PST
