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    Our hotel in Dalat, not bad for couple bucks each.: by jimmyferal, Views[250]
         		 Hmmm. not quite Indonesias finest bikes, but.....they did the job.: by jimmyferal, Views[293]
         		 TVS 60CC: I had this little wonder in India and riding it can only be done while laughing. It was so much fun, you have to pedal to tick the engine over to start.: by jimmyferal, Views[838]
         		 Honda CRF 230 Another work bike. These bikes are sooo much fun!: by jimmyferal, Views[767]
         		 by jimmyferal, Views[295]
     
    work bike in Australia: by jimmyferal, Views[365]
         		 Working : by jimmyferal, Views[252]
         		 by jimmyferal, Views[241]
         		 Riding at sunset on the Station: by jimmyferal, Views[234]
         		 by jimmyferal, Views[172]
     
    The laundry room is on the right....: by crikeyitsmikey, Views[208]
         		 I felt just like this dog in the morning....: by crikeyitsmikey, Views[228]
         		 Getting closer to the distant peak of the preceding photo.: by crikeyitsmikey, Views[196]
         		 South of Phou Kun, Laos at the beginning of a long day of riding. I eventually passed every mountain seen here as well as a kid on a water buffalo, high fiving toddlers and villages hanging off of the precarious mountain road.: by crikeyitsmikey, Views[237]
         		 My 16th or 17th 'last meal in Luang Prabang'. This soup was my favorite, served by a really friendly women in the food alley of the night market, rice noodles pork and greens. There are a variety of herbs, sauces, chillies and vegetables on the table, it was probably my 10th bowl before i really knew how to garnish this soup.: by crikeyitsmikey, Views[201]
     
    The Nock Noi family. Luang Prabang, Laos: by crikeyitsmikey, Views[236]
         		 Volunteer experience: I delivered a sandwich and a fruit shake three times a day to a Canadian in need.: by crikeyitsmikey, Views[184]
         		 To the right: the only pair of crutches in Luang Prabang. Center: Devon eating his first meal out of bed in a week.: by crikeyitsmikey, Views[243]
         		 An alley full of food vendors. The night market, Luang Prabang, Laos: by crikeyitsmikey, Views[195]
         		 Sunset on the Mekong. Luang Prabang, Laos: by crikeyitsmikey, Views[164]
     
    not one of the nicest pictures of med, but at least it shows I HAVE BEEN THERE: by utegute, Views[348]
         		 every boat is
         		 the floating market on the Mekong river: by utegute, Views[380]
         		 Another boat-trip on the Mekong. This was early in the morning, lots of mist around- beautiful lights!: by utegute, Views[332]
         		 a lot of houses in the Mekong delta are build in stilks: by utegute, Views[952]
     
    street-food: by utegute, Views[368]
         		 Can Tho, preparing for the chinese New Year: by utegute, Views[279]
         		 I took this picture while I waited for the bus in Vinh Long. In these countrys the motos are such a big part of life (nobody would even think of walking a meter) that a lot of people walk around with their helmets all the time. Even sitting on the bus with the helmet on the head. This guy here gets his moto repaired, waiting with the helmet on. I watched them for at least 20 minutes and it was min 30 degreece celsius!: by utegute, Views[270]
         		 And the big
         		 the brick-factory seen from the river: by utegute, Views[272]
     
    a little different flora there..: by utegute, Views[280]
         		 into the delta at Vinh Long: by utegute, Views[328]
         		 Vinh Long, there were piles of water-melons EVERYWHERE!: by utegute, Views[425]
         		 my boat-driver trying to catch fire-flys to trap in a bottle: by utegute, Views[269]
         		 sunset at the Mekong: by utegute, Views[305]
     
    further into the small rivers: by utegute, Views[351]
         		 Lots of islands on the Mekong. This is coconut-island with a temple. There lives the coconut-monk and may be he's a bit crazy, surrounding his temple with all these strange things.. I don't even know what it is supposed to be, but looks a bit like an amusement park..: by utegute, Views[892]
         		 my first boat-trip into the Mekong delta: by utegute, Views[297]
         		 This is at the place where they made the coconut-candies. In the back the woman rolls the
         		 Also in My Tho- a war-monument. Don't know who this is supposed to be, but one of the guys really looks like Benicio del Toro.: by utegute, Views[303]
     
    nice symbols..: by utegute, Views[635]
         		 colourful dragons at the entrance door: by utegute, Views[391]
         		 the eye over the entrance-door: by utegute, Views[285]
         		 There is a pretty new religion in Vietnam- the Cao Daism (adherents engage in ethical practices such as prayer, veneration of ancestors, nonviolence, and vegetarianism with the minimum goal of rejoining God the Father in Heaven and the ultimate goal of freedom from the cycle of birth and death) I visited one of their temples. Beautiful kitsch!: by utegute, Views[540]
         		 My Tho in the Mekong delta: by utegute, Views[235]
     
    me in front of the emerald pagoda in HCMC: by utegute, Views[259]
         		 in the basement: a radio-station: by utegute, Views[273]
         		 for example one of the dining rooms: by utegute, Views[330]
         		 pretty fancy inside the palace: by utegute, Views[267]
         		 The presidential palace in HCMC. It reminds me very of Palast der Republik in Berlin. At least from the outside..: by utegute, Views[323]
     
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