Well, it would not be in Australia because we were your entourage while you were here.
From our memory you have not mentioned this place in your past blogs describing your American or Singapore tours.
Anyway we were only boldly guessed and not really really sure. Then we "discovered" the "nearly invisible" tall buildings at the background which sort of acting as a confirmation. It is a very common phenomenon in Hong Kong to have tall buildings as backdrops of parklands.
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We guess it is C.
Ho Keung and Yin Ping,
Very Clever! Your answer is correct
What makes you think that this sculpture is in Hong Kong?
Well, it would not be in Australia because we were your entourage while you were here.
From our memory you have not mentioned this place in your past blogs describing your American or Singapore tours.
Anyway we were only boldly guessed and not really really sure. Then we "discovered" the "nearly invisible" tall buildings at the background which sort of acting as a confirmation. It is a very common phenomenon in Hong Kong to have tall buildings as backdrops of parklands.
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