Bro East,

I was living nearby during my childhood.

When I was young, my classmate who was living there and I had visited him several time, they did not have water supply at that time and all the residents used the tap built by government at the open area.

They also did not have water flush toilet system.  They would go to publlic toilets built in the resettlement estate where I lived.

Really, I haven't visited this type of living area, when I was a kid.

I think some of the very old Chinese house still have no water flush toilet system.

To visit and understand more about their living, that make me know that, we are the lucky group of people already.

I showed some of those the photos to my friend in Mainland China,

he don't believe those photos were took in Hong Kong........

He think every people in Hong Kong are rich and living in nice house.......

Bro East,

Some more information for you.

The Tin Hau Temple has been built for many years and my mum goes to worship the Tin Hau everyday. 

In the old days,  there was some small factories at this walled village.

I recalled that a factory to manufacture slippers, I remembered that many Rubber Plastic was placed outside this samll factory.

I also rememberd that there was a factory to manufacture "豬皮". 

The walled village's surname is "NG(吳)".  Many Ngs' families in the old days but many of them has been migrated to Europe, Holland,. Britain and so on.

Bro George

THANKS for your interesting info!!