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Statue
I remember sitting atop this statue in 1970 when I was with the 101st airborne in 1970. What information do you have about it?
From Blog: Good morning Vietnam!!
beautiful
This pic is really beautiful! It is so different! I love the dark, sleepness of the foreground and the harsh, brightness of the view out the window. Great shot.
From Blog: The Mighty Mekong
Date: 5th June 2010
I loved your post and photos from Hoi An. I haven't been there yet but I can't wait to go! My blog is looking for travel reviews, photos, etc, to share. If you have the time, check it out at dirty-hippies.blogspot.com, or email me at dirtyhippiesblog@gmail.com. Continued fun on your travels! Heather :)
From Blog: Hoi An
I loved your post and photos from Hoi An. I haven't been there yet but I can't wait to go! My blog is looking for travel reviews, photos, etc, to share. If you have the time, check it out at dirty-hippies.blogspot.com, or email me at dirtyhippiesblog@gmail.com. Continued fun on your travels! Heather :)
From Blog: Hoi An
Date: 31st May 2010
Happy Belated Birthday !!!
Hi Ness Hope you are keeping well, happy birthday for the other day. Glad you are having a fab time - I'm showing the kids and Dad where you are, keep safe hun. All our love Jo, Ren,Kids and Dad xxxxxxx
From Blog: North to Chiang Mai
Happy Belated Birthday !!!
Hi Ness Hope you are keeping well, happy birthday for the other day. Glad you are having a fab time - I'm showing the kids and Dad where you are, keep safe hun. All our love Jo, Ren,Kids and Dad xxxxxxx
From Blog: North to Chiang Mai
Date: 23rd May 2010
WOW
I heard from your dad and was curious to learn about your trip around the world. Yes the dank poverty and filth is a shock to the system. Having left India some fifty years ago, and having led a sheltered life there, we got accustomed to blissfully ignoring everything outside our cocoons. When I did go back in 1978, yep, it was a real eye opener. The redeeming feature is the honest welcome one gets from the people. Do like the Indians do. Ignore the filth, and enjoy the history, culture and the people. Learn to be real agile and side step the spits, the snots and the pooh!
From Blog: Paharganj
WOW
I heard from your dad and was curious to learn about your trip around the world. Yes the dank poverty and filth is a shock to the system. Having left India some fifty years ago, and having led a sheltered life there, we got accustomed to blissfully ignoring everything outside our cocoons. When I did go back in 1978, yep, it was a real eye opener. The redeeming feature is the honest welcome one gets from the people. Do like the Indians do. Ignore the filth, and enjoy the history, culture and the people. Learn to be real agile and side step the spits, the snots and the pooh!
From Blog: Paharganj
MaceyandNess
Tom Dean
It was one of the many ornate statues around the Kinh Thanh Citadel. Sorry, i have no further information.
From Blog: Good morning Vietnam!!