It is indeed a land of plenty!
...[i]plenty of what ?[i]you might ask well, try catching a local's eye and ask.

It's true they lead an idyllic life, unburdened by the concerns of modern day urban existence. The maidens are quite comely although of a potentially aggressive disposition. I took a sketch of one I met emerging from her vegetable patch.

The bird in the picture is actually from Watford. She works in a kindergarten in Chi Fu.

I've heard of this 'Pak Kok,' which I believe to be over the mountains to the north of here. But have never been able to find it ...

Its not that hard - follow the path. If you are coming from YSW in broad daylight dont forget to bring your torch, obligotory bottle of water, hiking gear, weather-proofs and passport. Or just get the ferry. A 3 year old can do it!

We live in a very nice Red House on the cliffs overlooking the open sea here in The Land of Pak Kok.
But alass we must leave this green and pleasant land.

So would any one be interested in renting this little piece of heaven.

We will leave at end of March

Any picture of your red house, ideally taken from the sea?

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I would be very interested in viewing the red house in Pak Kok. How do I get in touch?