We end in the Main Mall where Precious had tea on the veranda of the President Hotel.
Note that if your jar isn't sealed shut, hot water will splash all over the place and you'll lose some of your precious honey and tea.
She is known to berate employees loudly if they, say, spill the precious Angel Pearls (jasmine-scented tea leaves hand-woven into balls, which sell for $7.75 an ounce), and even when she's not around, her tempestuous energy is palpable.
Though she would be profoundly moved when they came to meet her from prison in 1916, and when they filled her flat with precious luxuries such as tea bags, cocoa, flowers and fruitcake, Luxemburg always carefully avoided being categorised as a "woman".
They also began to collect precious, expensive teapots and tea-making utensils, like the sleek, black imported Song Dynasty Chinese tea bowl with indented lip showing here.
A north-east or north-west passage would cut months off the voyage to the Pacific, source of precious spices, rhubarb, silks and tea.
When Dorrie set up the Caf Café, she had a supply of light bulbs and a working refrigerator; a hundred people camped out under the tree every night, holding out for a glass of weak tea with one precious ice cube.
They had tea - a precious Oolong - and it cost hundreds of Hong Kong dollars.
