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    The fishing village harbour again: by doherty1957, Views[736]
         		 These are traditional boats used by the local fishermen. I saw similar style boats in India.: by doherty1957, Views[647]
         		 This was a little square of houses that seemed cute, very French for some reason. Do you like the truck?: by doherty1957, Views[582]
         		 The white sand dunes. More impressive than the red sand dunes due to the lake....but essentially the same. : by doherty1957, Views[444]
         		 Me on the lake in front of the white sand dunes. I am a handsome brute, aren't I?: by doherty1957, Views[555]
     
    The Vietnamese badlands again: by doherty1957, Views[591]
         		 There was a kind of cavernous trail, the rock made of the same stuff as that at the side of the enchanted river. Ask a geologist why it's like that, he will know (apologies to lady geologists but sometimes I am just sexist): by doherty1957, Views[674]
         		 That cavernous place again. See, I was actually there: by doherty1957, Views[532]
         		 Me next to my wheels. Or rather the jeep that the guide drove...but we don't need to mention that. Nice beach, huh? Very quiet: by doherty1957, Views[479]
         		 Me on the red sand dunes again, didn't the Vietnamese girl take stunning pictures? What a hunk!: by doherty1957, Views[501]
     
    Me on the red sand dunes. Just lik ebeing in the Sahara desert: by doherty1957, Views[651]
         		 This rather lovely young Vietnamese woman followed me up the red sand dunes. I asked if I could take her photo and she is the person who took photos of me on the sand dunes. Doesn't she look all traditional and modest?: by doherty1957, Views[651]
         		 Two of the kids, guides, who took me along the enchanted river. This place is a very shallow river with a sand bed. Very beautiful.: by doherty1957, Views[743]
         		 There's me on the enchanted river. See, I was there.: by doherty1957, Views[584]
         		 Underneath the arches...: by doherty1957, Views[555]
     
    The boys in the mud bath again: by doherty1957, Views[1205]
         		 There was a cow tethered in the stream. How strange: by doherty1957, Views[788]
         		 The kids are in a natural mud bath. : by doherty1957, Views[1691]
         		 An arch in the rock at the side of the enchanted river. I bet the rock is some sort of lime stone because although not educated in the subject I'm just a natural geologist: by doherty1957, Views[713]
         		 There were 4 kids trailing me at 1 point. They were typically rowdy boys but they were polite and although they showed bravado they were really quite gentle with each other: by doherty1957, Views[695]
     
    This is that official building again with the statue of Ho Chi Minh which is outside it. Nice lad was Minh: by doherty1957, Views[714]
         		 This is....errr, I can't remember but it's an official building like a town hall or something in the centre of Saigon: by doherty1957, Views[812]
         		 An American plane at the war museum: by doherty1957, Views[814]
         		 Paintings by Vietnamese children to demonstrate what they thought of war and how they celebrate peace: by doherty1957, Views[775]
         		 A great statesman and a bust of Ho Chi Minh. Again taken in the war museum: by doherty1957, Views[855]
     
    A close up of one the the children's paintings about peace.: by doherty1957, Views[1178]
         		 Another shot of the blouses worn by the girls shot in the back by US soldiers: by doherty1957, Views[815]
         		 A blouse taken from a Vietnamese child shot in the back by an American soldier. Chilling: by doherty1957, Views[902]
         		 This is the prison cells, also known as the tiger cell if my memory serves me correctly, in which the south Vietnamese kept the captured Vietcong. Hot and cramped with grills for roofs do that the guards could always keep an eye on them they were hell holes.: by doherty1957, Views[17965]
         		 Thy like their motorbikes, a few years ago it was bicycles. The traffic is hoorendous and if wait for a break in traffic you will never get across the street. However, they don't want to kill you and if you venture forth you will always make it across the street....well, I did.: by doherty1957, Views[1622]
     
    The opera house in Saigon. Rather pleasant, what?: by doherty1957, Views[1017]
         		 Who's that handsome man outside the opera house?: by doherty1957, Views[1163]
         		 The bar girls in the Lucky bar admiring my stomach! : by doherty1957, Views[9518]
         		 The Lucky bars girls behind the bar: by doherty1957, Views[3690]
         		 The limestone peaks of Halong Bay are in the background of this shot. : by lolo, Views[606]
     
    Posing with the dragon head on our boat.: by lolo, Views[633]
         		 Hannah and I, bundled up against the cold, on the boat in Halong Bay.: by lolo, Views[685]
         		 Climbing the steep stairs up from our boat to the caves, I stopped to take a picture of the Bay far below.: by lolo, Views[709]
         		 Hannah and I outside of the caves...Halong Bay stretches out beneath us.: by lolo, Views[686]
         		 Our boat stopped so we could explore some amazing, other-worldly caves ~ all lit up with spotlights and such. Walking back to the boat after, we were assaulted by the sales pitches of numerous vendors, who had docked along the pier and were selling everything from oranges to oreos.: by lolo, Views[671]
     
    Kayaking in Halong Bay with Hannah. The only photo I have of this event ~ I'm hoping Hannah will send some of hers to me. My battery died RIGHT as we got in the kayak. ):: by lolo, Views[624]
         		 Dinner ~ mmmmm, WINE ~ on the boat with Claire and Brendon. MOM ~ fyi ~ this is the couple I fwd. the cookie recipe to! : by lolo, Views[795]
         		 Bike riding on Cat Ba. The roads were steep ~ to the point where we often had to walk our bikes up the hills.....honestly. The blame probably lies equally shared between the crappy bikes, the awful shape we're in, and the hills themselves. Ah well. It was gorgeous though ~ all misty peaks and mountain goats and emerald water.: by lolo, Views[902]
         		 Also on Cat Ba Island ~ these kids were chucking business cards over the railing, and watching them flutter into the sea. Hannah and I figured they'd been paid to distribute the flyers, and then decided just to dump them. Ha.: by lolo, Views[856]
         		 On Cat Ba Island ~ just goofing off and killing time before dinner. : by lolo, Views[779]
     
    Just getting ready to board our boat ~ with a huge jar of cashews and plans to drink a few bottles of wine onboard, we're pretty excited.: by lolo, Views[1049]
         		 Yup. More palm trees, more river, more rainy days in Hoi An.: by lolo, Views[642]
         		 Just heading out, into the rain, in a stupid tank top. I HATED having no hoodie in Hoi An! However, that said ~ the town was really cool to wander around in. Here I am in an alley. Cooler than it sounds...promise.: by lolo, Views[642]
         		 Along the riverbank in Hoi An. This is where we liked to wander ~ when we weren't otherwise occupied with fittings, selecting fabrics, and generally spending WAY too much money....: by lolo, Views[685]
         		 Hannah and I ~ we're running on no sleep, having stayed up all night to ensure we made the 5am bus to the My Son Cham ruins outside of Hoi An. Pretty soon after this shot was taken, it started to rain...a STELLAR day. : by lolo, Views[750]
     
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