Extreme Shopping, Part 2

Yesterday's post described Harbour City, one of the biggest shopping experiences in Hong Kong, and very likely one of the biggest in Asia. Just around the corner might well be one of the smallest shops in the city. Can you spot the plant and flower shop in this photo?

Incredibly, it's wedged in the narrow alley between two buildings, with just a tarp for a roof. It looks just big enough for customers to walk single file down the middle:

Believe it or not, I have seen smaller shops, the size of a closet, maybe. With rent reaching eye-watering prices lately, I'm not surprised that many small merchants must make do with very small spaces.