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4km X 2m would have taken most of a fortnight for the tilers of Hanoi !
2 months agoThe divers were probably salvaging from the sunken sand boats !
2 months agoThat looks pretty standard ! The Plimsol line is slightly obscured by the water . . .
2 months agoThey don't leave much freeboard on those sand boats ! I swear I saw a bloke chasing the seagulls off the boat to reduce weight !
2 months agoIt sounds like a pretty solid day, Ian. I don't doubt you slept well !
2 months agoThey're canning the Bar Bar Bar now ? It was all in bottles last time I was there !
2 months agoVery astute !
2 months agoIt's definitely a shortcut worth taking if you're on foot
2 months agoNice trick !
2 months agoNice looking loaf !
2 months agoYou've done a great job of sharpening those teeth !
2 months agoIan well done on narrowly avoiding oblivion. I trust the fluoro jacket deserves some credit.
One of my less fond memories of the northern Vietnam high country (near Sapa) was seeing a truck weaving erratically, but directly, toward the front of the hire car were in. Jane, our 3 young kids and me as passengers.
Missed by ‘that much’ when our driver skilfully detoured off road.
The truck driver was absolutely muted drunk. Our guide/translator wasn’t even slightly surprised. Cheap, abundant beer and rice wine have made drink-driving a national pastime. Similar or worse than in Australia when we were young drivers… before RBT.
I appreciate it more having seen the closeup
2 months agoLucky the dog did not go on top of the table with a friend like in the Mulberry Cafe.
2 months ago
It's great to see Bikes of Burden survive !
2 months ago