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    Ah yes. from Saigon I took a boat down the Mekong to Vung Tau. And I saw this boat on the river: by doherty1957, Views[733]
         		 Nice beach, hey?: by doherty1957, Views[1944]
         		 The house on the rock again: by doherty1957, Views[904]
         		 There was a small rock, it couldn't be called an island, off the beach with this house on it. The people in Vung Tau spoke little English so I never found out what it was. Look carefully, at the base of the rock is what appears to be defense posts: by doherty1957, Views[969]
         		 They have a statue of Christ on the hill at Vung Tau. Here's me doing my tourist bit!! Handsome devil, aint I?: by doherty1957, Views[1382]
     
    Me at a cafe on the beach. I didn't like Vung Tau that much but the scenery is lovely: by doherty1957, Views[767]
         		 The statue of Christ on the hill: by doherty1957, Views[1259]
         		 Me in the street overlooking the Vung Tau promenade: by doherty1957, Views[800]
         		 At one end of the beach, where the development ends, it is just an unspoiled stretch. There were some people working there but few given that just behind me was the resort: by doherty1957, Views[782]
         		 The woman onthe left was just about to see if she could fit. I had no chance: by doherty1957, Views[848]
     
    This was a little hole that snipers used to hide in. Think of it as a starter home for Vietcong: by doherty1957, Views[789]
         		 I told you!! She got right in the snipers hole too. Although when she was getting in there I saw her knickers and they didn't match her bra!!! Very un-Vietcong as far as I am concerned: by doherty1957, Views[1027]
         		 Another entrance...although they did have ventilation shafts too....but they were smaller: by doherty1957, Views[790]
         		 Another hole. The complex was quite amazing. That they lived down there was astounding. It's a pity for the Americans that the French didn't mention these tunnels.: by doherty1957, Views[887]
         		 The Vietnamese are very poor and they like living in caves. : by doherty1957, Views[876]
     
    A tank that was left after the war. There were visible bullet holes.: by doherty1957, Views[1120]
         		 Some of the home made booby traps that the Vietcong used to send the American home. Some were very vicious: by doherty1957, Views[4511]
         		 This is me at the hotel pool. I liked lounging by the pool but it got a bit hot in the late afternoon, both in and outside the water: by doherty1957, Views[431]
         		 The fishing harbour from the road: by doherty1957, Views[532]
         		 The fishing village harbour again: by doherty1957, Views[696]
     
    Lots of fishing boats. Traditional, doncha know!: by doherty1957, Views[575]
         		 The white sand dunes. More impressive than the red sand dunes due to the lake....but essentially the same. : by doherty1957, Views[407]
         		 The Vietnamese badlands again: by doherty1957, Views[556]
         		 That cavernous place again. See, I was actually there: by doherty1957, Views[488]
         		 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[426]
     
    Me on the red sand dunes again, didn't the Vietnamese girl take stunning pictures? What a hunk!: by doherty1957, Views[446]
         		 Me on the red sand dunes. Just lik ebeing in the Sahara desert: by doherty1957, Views[615]
         		 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[601]
         		 A cart drawn by bullocks. Still a common event in 'Nam: by doherty1957, Views[509]
         		 The kids showing me the rocks at the side of the river. Cool, hey?: by doherty1957, Views[450]
     
    Underneath the arches...: by doherty1957, Views[512]
         		 The boys in the mud bath again: by doherty1957, Views[1124]
         		 There was a cow tethered in the stream. How strange: by doherty1957, Views[740]
         		 The kids are in a natural mud bath. : by doherty1957, Views[1627]
         		 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[664]
     
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