title	A Day Trip to Macau, China - 16th August 2001
intro	Another away-day from the base in Stanley, just outside Hong Kong, takes DH and Nosher on the TurboJet catamaran to Macau. Macau was occupied by the Portuguese some 400 years ago, and retains much of its Mediterranean feel making it a very different place to the heaving Hong Kong. Like HK, it was handed back to China in 1999.
dcp_0944	A nicely-dilapidated colonial house
dcp_0945	Downtown Macau
dcp_0946	Foliage and fountains
dcp_0947	Market square: Rua Sul do Mercado De S. Domingos
dcp_0951	More colourful streets
dcp_0952	The Pharmacia Popular
dcp_0953	Stripey streets
dcp_0954	The early 17th-century St. Dominic's Church
dcp_0956	Inside the church
dcp_0957	A potted palm
dcp_0959	A random shop
dcp_0960	A Macau shopping street
dcp_0963	A government building
dcp_0965	Ramshackle houses
dcp_0966	Some kind of offering by the walls of Monte Fort
dcp_0967	Interesting back alley
dcp_0968	Tourists look at cannon
dcp_0969	DH watches a security guard wander around
dcp_0970	A view of Macau
dcp_0971	A view from the top of Monte Hill
dcp_0973	DH takes a work-related call
dcp_0974	The remaining façade of St. Paul's Church
dcp_0975	Tourists on the steps of St. Paul's
dcp_0982	More Macau life
dcp_0983	A busy street
dcp_0985	An interesting lattice of bamboo scaffolding
dcp_0987	A derelict building
dcp_0989	A view of Macau from the hilltop at Guia Fort