Our day gone off with a start to catching subway to central where i saw a shop called mrs fields cookies! Obviously i was going to buy some of these delicious gooey cookies, however it didnt match up to my expectations, so far the best cookies lies in covent garden named ben's cookies which i swear by it! After that, we got a bus towards Stanley Market, it cost 7.90 dollars one way which is a bit expensive but I'm glad we took the bus because the bus driver was quite sweet by signalling, trying to communicate with us and i saw most beautiful mountains landscape and a mixture of city block buildings. The Journey was a bit rough going uphill and down, at one point I was a bit edgy as the bus was right next to a huge drop! We arrived at stanley Market which was exciting to explore as it was a range of variety choices to pick from, I bought family presents and some other things which was quite nice and the price in hong kong is reasonably cheap. I also bought cookie a chinese kimono which she will adore! Stuart, that proves you that dogs are as important as humans seeing that they actually sell dog clothes in hong kong haha. After a couple of hours walking and haggling, we needed a source of energy so we went to a lovely cafe and I ordered tuna with cheese panini, it was elegant! :-) eventually we got enough of shopping after spending around 4 hours in Stanley Market, we caught a bus back to central, the views was still there for us to embrace and take pictures of it. After a half hour bus sightseeing, we got to central and decided to postpone our intended trip to Victoria peak seeing that it was nearly evening and we were holding too many bags! All of us agreed to go back to our luxury hotel, I sorted out my presents to post off and kept a bit to keep. Later on, we went out for our dinner in burger king, we were amazed to discover that there were free wifi so we made most of it. Having completed our appetite, we decided to visit ladies Market which was brilliant with similar style as Stanley Market but it can't match up to fabulous Stanley Market! I saw a little sponge doughnut keyring which looks cool as it looked like a real one but didn't buy it regardfully. Ashley and Charlene bought quite a lot of things for themselves, why not seeing it's so cheap in china compared to other countries! After a long day we walked back to the hotel and had a peaceful sleep with comfy bed ready for the next adventure!