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			<title>Visit to Cheung Chau Island, Hong Kong - 27th Dec 2008</title>
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			<description>Cheung Chau is renowned for being an island without motor vehicles - just bicycles!  Though the bicycles were probably more annoying than cars!  We did find it quite relaxing though, and it was extremely good exercise.  We saw the pothole in the South of the Island, the beach in the North with shops and of course good eating establishments in-between!</description>
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