This is towards the end of the "round robin" tour conducted by Roland Brooks in the week 14 February 1948. Having gone, it would appear, anti clockwise from Kowloon Hospital :
- he watched an Atlas plane at Kai Tak load up and take off
- passed high above some Coastal villages
- saw a train crossing to Kowloon - Frame 47-40-01
- and an old stone footbridge
- passed through a town with several covered trucks (army type?)
- passed some Chinese women with baskets crossing a bridge
- went to a border crossing (perhaps) with barricade and Union Jack
- and some 'official' building alongside with high barricade fencing and also Union Jack
- then to a town where people were operating a pump into a channel
- then he passed a tall pagoda !
- on the far right of the pagoda there was a large stone arch with what appears to be a haystack or thatched roof in foreground.
- from there Roland appears to have driven to the coast, towards this house and what appears to be a (swing?) bridge on the left and as can be seen in the last frame 50-15-11 he takes shots of a junk (and sampans). Where was this?
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