The text's word use is somewhat dated now <Read more ...>
"Best for Socializing and Frolicking" it was claimed.
"Frolicking" is not a term often used these days
No doubt a number of nocturnal intrepid urban explorers ventured in to see what was on offer!
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There are no information other than stating this photo was taken in 1964. The fuzzy words high up are not possible to read. (source: Uwants.com) <Read more ...>
Again, the large tree at the end of Hanoi Road. <Read more ...>
It wasn't just the smoke from early jet airliners that was a problem it was also the ear piercing noise as they took off <Read more ...>
Horizontally flipped the photo as seen on Flickr here The temporary control tower can be seen on the left as noted here <Read more ...>
Looking towards Channel Rock and Lyemun Gap. Channel Rock disappeared in the 1970s with the extension of the Kai Tak runway. <Read more ...>
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