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A timeline of Places at this site.
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- Hut K / 13 [????- ]
The 'Resort' on Sunset Peak [????- ]
- Hut ? / ? (unknown #2) [????- ]
- Hut A / 10 [????- ]
- Hut B / 8 [????- ]
- Hut C / ? [????- ]
- Hut D / ? [????- ]
- Hut E / 1 [????- ]
- Hut F / 3 [????- ]
- Hut G / 5 [????- ]
- Hut H / 7 [????- ]
- Hut I / 9 [????- ]
- Hut J / 11 [????- ]
- Hut K / 13 [????- ]
- Hut L / 15 [????- ]
- Hut M / ?? [????- ]
- Hut N / ?? [????- ]
- Hut O / ?? [????- ]
- Hut P / 18 [????- ]
- Hut Q / 16 [????- ]
- Hut R / ?? [????- ]
- Hut S / The Mess [????- ]
- Hut for caretaker [????- ]
- Swimming Pool below Sunset Peak [????- ]
- Water Tank below Sunset Peak [????- ]
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Hut 13
David Kohl writes:
I lived in HK 1973-80, taught high school arts at the HK International School in Repulse Bay and lived on Shouson Hill Road above Deep Water Bay.
HKIS bought Cabin #13 on Lantau about 1975, I believe from the Baptists. It was used as family and faculty outings. We camped there several times for weekends, usually in Spring or Fall. Everything had to be hauled up, of course. One of my students, a gweilo Baptist missionary kid, was built like a horse, and would carry a 20-gallon tin of kerosene on a wooden backpack frame. There was also an ample supply of cow "biscuits" that were usually dry enough to burn, although we didn't cook our food over them!!!!