A few words about the company that moved us from YSW to Pak Kok Village 2 years ago, by sampan like Stephen below. Steve, captain of Trade Winds, and his company have been our goto movers for years. He's even become a major, long-time main advertiser after our great experiences. Trade Winds has become a major mover for Lammaites, moving to/from Lamma to/from almost anywhere in world, handling all aspects.

The first moves he did for us around YSW were partially done by unicycle! He's a former double silver medalist in the Unicon X games in Beijing and has performed in numerous venues around HK. But don't worry, he's usually using trolleys, VVs, boats and sampans for his Lamma moves these days!

Trade Winds comes highly recommended on Facebook by his Lamma clients, after moving quite a number of my old and new neighbours. Let's hear from one of them, earlier this year:

Stephen Bolton - Senior English Instructor at City U writes:

"They said they'd be there at 9:30, so naturally I thought that meant 11:00 Lamma Time. When my doorbell rang at 9:30, I was both shocked and undressed!

Steve, the Moving Guy + a team of 4 strong & smiling assistants immediately took charge, and my stuff was wrapped and in boxes more efficiently and tidily than I had managed to acquire it. Then I left Trade Winds at my house to load their truck while I went off to my storage unit to pick up a few extra boxes to include on the voyage.

I phoned Steve from the storage place in Chai Wan to ask where he was and he replied that he was already in Aberdeen with sampans loaded & that he was just waiting for me to arrive! I was amazed & I told him so. Steve replied, "What did I tell you? When you work with Trade Winds, shit gets DONE!"

The nearly-blind sampan lady and her navigator son, a spry 60 years old, managed the choppy waters between Aberdeen and Yung Shue Wan like the professionals they are, while Steve regaled me with stories of tycoon greed and fed me hamburgers.

Hoisting the sofa must have been hellish, but was fun to watch.

I never thought moving could be fun - it's famously as stressful as the death of a loved one - but this was a good day. Thanks, Team Trade Winds for making it so!

And maybe this, because it tickles me: My landlord, Lamma's famous Mr Chow (who may be the uncle of Lamma's even more famous Chow Yun Fat), commented, 'Wah! You plenty fyoonituture! Moving so fast! Me always thinking!'

Don't Worry, Mr. Chow .... I've got the Trade Winds at my back!! So No Worries!!"

(Photos by Trade Winds)