
Monday morning Jeff and I crept out of Casa de Andrew and John not to wake the boys from their slumber. The place was a complete hole, and random neighbors were coming back to retrieve bowls and plates from the night festivities (take note of this comment for later). As bad as we felt leaving it a mess and as much fun as we were having in debaucherous Saigon, it was time to leave. The boys and the whole couchsurfing experience definitely made Saigon such a memorable place for us!
Exhausted, wounded, and still on our high from an excellent Christmas, Jeff and I got on our bus bound for Dalat. It was a nice long 8 hour ride where we were able to recoup and plan out our next adventure. I was able to sleep, keep my foot up, and take in the beautiful scenery around me. It was a bit of a chaotic bus ride with the horn constantly going- similar to any bus ride in Asia it seems. I first read about Dalat in an airplane magazine on my way to Hong Kong. I remember looking at the photos and thinking it so wasn’t the Vietnam
Full Text Entry: At Ease with the Easy Riders
Stilted HousesWhat houses, including our accommodation (slightly), looked like in our village
DangerBeer and special hard alcohol...could have been a long night!
Elephants!We didn't ride him, just took some fun photos
Hard at WorkThe ladies do the work and the men rest, whta is this?
Coffee Anyone?Every yard and every open space was coverd with drying coffee beans
Lake of SighsTo add to the romantic feel of Dalat, just 6km outside of Dalat
The CrewHai, me, Jeff, and Lam in front of Xuan Huong Lake.
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