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Blog # 10 Travelling South To Hue and Hoi An

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March 13th 2011
Published: March 13th 2011
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Xin Chaoo (pronounced Seen Chow) fellow bloggers! (Hello in Vietnamese) Our Vietnam adventure continues!! We arrived in Hue after our sleeper train ride early in the morning and were transferred to our hotel along the magestick Perfume river. The first thing we noticed is the weater was warm again!! Out come the shorts and tank tops once more! Hue is an interesting city in that it was very instr... Read Full Entry



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Mallory and Warren
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Since retiring in 2004 Warren and I have been travelling over the winter months. Our goal is to visit and exprience as many places in the world as we can. So far we have been to many spots in Mexico, Hawaii, Jamaica, Belize, Venezuela, Cuba, St. Marten, St. Thomas, and Thailand. In 2011 we will visit Hong Kong, Vietnam and revisit Thailand. ... full info
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A PagodaA Pagoda
A Pagoda
This is what they call the temples and monuments to ancestors in Vietnam
Making It To The Top Of Marble MountainMaking It To The Top Of Marble Mountain
Making It To The Top Of Marble Mountain
What a climb!! My exercise for the day
A Little Lady Having Her Lunch After WorkA Little Lady Having Her Lunch After Work
A Little Lady Having Her Lunch After Work
Our Beautiful Boutique Hotel In Hoi AnOur Beautiful Boutique Hotel In Hoi An
Our Beautiful Boutique Hotel In Hoi An
Working In The Rice PaddiesWorking In The Rice Paddies
Working In The Rice Paddies
On our bicycle trip around Hoi An
Warren Watering The Vegetable GardenWarren Watering The Vegetable Garden
Warren Watering The Vegetable Garden
These buckets are heavy, amazing how these little Vietnamese people work. They are in very good shape!!
Water BuffaloWater Buffalo
Water Buffalo
Very Important to Rice Farming
Bamboo Bridge in The CountryBamboo Bridge in The Country
Bamboo Bridge in The Country
They call these "Monkey Bridges"!!
Water CoconutWater Coconut
Water Coconut
Very Tasty
A Lovely LadyA Lovely Lady
A Lovely Lady
This lady lived with her family on the water coconut farm and was happy to have her photo taken
Noodles At The MarketNoodles At The Market
Noodles At The Market
Tailor Shops In Hoi AnTailor Shops In Hoi An
Tailor Shops In Hoi An
What Can I Say???What Can I Say???
What Can I Say???
A Village Of LanternsA Village Of Lanterns
A Village Of Lanterns
Ladies Waiting Ladies Waiting
Ladies Waiting
To take you on a river cruise!
Bridge In Hoi AnBridge In Hoi An
Bridge In Hoi An
A Dragon On The RiverA Dragon On The River
A Dragon On The River
Fifteen Cent Fresh Hoi An Beer!!Fifteen Cent Fresh Hoi An Beer!!
Fifteen Cent Fresh Hoi An Beer!!
A Very Old Bridge In Hoi AnA Very Old Bridge In Hoi An
A Very Old Bridge In Hoi An
Our Lovely Hotel BalconyOur Lovely Hotel Balcony
Our Lovely Hotel Balcony
Looking over an interesting intersection
Hoi An StreetHoi An Street
Hoi An Street



13th March 2011

Anne Humphreys
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Hi Mallory, Enjoyed reading about your adventures. We have also been in Viet Nam so could identify with many of your stories. Sounds like you are having a lot of fun. Would love to be on your blog list. Anne
25th March 2011

Linda
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So much to see
great pictures, love the stories, Vietnam looks very interesting and a wonderful place to visit, or to teach at for a year or two

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