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    The amazing kid that saved us getting stuck a few times, then, after staying on the boat a while to make sure we wouldn't get stuck again, he swam back!: by keishia, Views[328]
         		 Floating market. The real market was pretty much over by 8am, but many boats stay later for tourists.: by keishia, Views[337]
         		 Floating market. They tie what they are selling to bamboo canes as advertising: by keishia, Views[256]
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         		 Elephant ear fish. Served with rice noodles, leaves (lettuce and a leafy herb), dipping sauces and rice paper to make fresh spring rolls. Delicious! But so much work for each mouthful!: by keishia, Views[657]
         		 Narrow waterways at Phoenix Island. In this area there were almost traffic jams from all the tourists.: by keishia, Views[330]
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         		 House boat/barge with several tonnes of sand from the river bed to take to Saigon for building: by keishia, Views[312]
     
    Another barge. Other barges take stone from the city down to the delta (for building!): by keishia, Views[345]
         		 Boat carrying dried water coconut leaves. They plant water coconut in the waterways of the delta to protect the banks from erosion caused by the boats. Water coconut is mainly used for building houses in the delta: by keishia, Views[550]
         		 Boats at My Tho: by keishia, Views[353]
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         		 Many of the houses along the river bank were only accessible by boat: by keishia, Views[266]
         		 Sai Gon river: by keishia, Views[261]
         		 Sai Gon river: by keishia, Views[231]
     
    Slums of Sai Gon all along the river banks: by keishia, Views[546]
         		 Miles of houses like this: by keishia, Views[296]
         		 On the way to My Tho: by keishia, Views[274]
         		 Minh (13 i tihnk) at the front door. I really liked Minh, he is smart and worked hard, really eager to learn. He arrived the same week I did, but he has gone back home to his abusive father. The staff tihnk he will be back in a couple of weeks.: by keishia, Views[326]
         		 The kitchen with Miss Lop and Kiet centre. The boy to the left (cant remember his name) is always singing really loudly but is kinda shy and will never speak to me! : by keishia, Views[270]
     
    Tuan, a social worker at the shelter. Really friendly and helpful all the time but doesnt speak a lot of English.: by keishia, Views[344]
         		 Picture of me taken by a weird new boy who has now left. He was about 13 and always used to stare at me and whisper stuff at me I didn't understand. And he had really freaky eyes... Chuong likes playing with my hair and sometimes puts flowers in it.: by keishia, Views[330]
         		 Thu (16) trying to look cool. He is an apprentice chef on one of the posh boat restaurants on the river. : by keishia, Views[304]
         		 front to back- Thu, Chuong and Minh. not a very good picture cuz they kept moving!: by keishia, Views[283]
         		 Picture of me taken by Chuong.: by keishia, Views[266]
     
    Chuong (was 13 on the 5th!) with Minh in background. Bit of a clown, arty, musical. My buddy- we have a hi 5 routine and everything!: by keishia, Views[328]
         		 Nghia (14), quiet and shy. He is out a lot of the time at school, but I teach his older brother Phuc who is a waiter and has pretty good English. Phuc escaped when I got the camera out tho!: by keishia, Views[362]
         		 This is a breakfast dish called Chao Long eaten in Chau Doc. It has tongue, blood, innards, beansprouts and rice in a peppery soup. Very good actually.: by jonnygo, Views[772]
         		 This is rice noodles drying out before being sliced by machine. It the same family noodle business specialising only in ruce noodles for 21yrs.: by jonnygo, Views[762]
         		 boats scuttle about all day transporting fruit, veg, fish and soil!!: by jonnygo, Views[998]
     
    A boat trip providing an insight into life along the Mekong Delta : by jonnygo, Views[463]
         		 women can be seen washing clothes all along the banks of the Mekong: by jonnygo, Views[619]
         		 I wanted to photograph the
         		 the Vietnamese bush is full of danger - awaiting confirmation of species from Darren (but I'm sure its deadly): by jonnygo, Views[556]
         		 boat crossing the Mekong in the bright lights of an electronic billboard: by jonnygo, Views[503]
     
    A lady does business at a floating market off Can Tho in the Mekong delta: by jonnygo, Views[580]
         		 a typical rowing vessel on the Mekong: by jonnygo, Views[549]
         		 Pierre asleep on the roof of the boat on day 3: by keishia, Views[435]
         		 Kenneth, Pierre, Jordi. Sheewhy and Robin were being sensible and staying out of the sun, hiding downstairs with the Danish couple and the 3 fat Kiwis. I'd rather get burnt than listen to them...: by keishia, Views[460]
         		 Left to right- Robin, Kenneth, Sheewhy, Mr Kim, Jordi and Pierre. We got acoffee while waiting for the guide, and tried to get the weird Danish couple to join us. The girl was reasonably friendly, but her boyfriend literally ran away! : by keishia, Views[259]
     
    Jordi on the boat. We entertained ourselves flashing cameras in each others faces. How mature. : by keishia, Views[258]
         		 Me, picture taken by Toshiba. They made fun of me saying I looked like a pirate, but its made of magic antimosquito stuff adn also I liked feeling like a hippie. : by keishia, Views[326]
         		 Kenneth & Jordi in a rowing boat on day 3. : by keishia, Views[360]
         		 Water puppetry- bizarre. Can't believe it was performed by adults rather than children!: by keishia, Views[247]
         		 At the theatre Hang taught me the four sacred animals of Vietnam: dragon (strength/power/masculinity), phoenix (love/femininity), tortoise (long life) and tiger i think... (prosperity i thnk...) well ok i remember 3 of the 4...: by keishia, Views[1122]
     
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