The Many Gifts of Travel


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February 7th 2013
Published: July 8th 2017
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Geo: 22.3945, 104.056What a gift our trip to Sapa was! On our own again without our friend Mary, we arrived in Sapa by the night train from Hanoi at 5:30am to cool temperatures. Well, cool to us; they were nothing like the frigid (-35 degrees), snowy weather many of our friends had reported from home in Canada. Upon arrival at our hotel, Fansipan View, we immediately became friends with the manag... Read Full Entry



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19th February 2013

I continue to love your blogs and photos!!
19th February 2013

As usual, I love the photos. You both capture the essence of a place, of the people and the joy you experience comes through in your connection to all you meet! Thank you for sharing this journey!!
19th February 2013

Love the bit about buying a chicken from someone on a motorcycle who's just killed and cleaned it. Talk about buying local!
19th February 2013

I was just reading how these rice terraces are considered to be one of the most beautiful things in the world! Love all of your stories and photos :) xoxo!
19th February 2013

I wonder if this "coiffure" style is heading West... With the combs left in. Handy!
19th February 2013

Those are interesting head-dresses the women are wearing....is there a significance to them?
19th February 2013

Love the riot of colour...
19th February 2013

yes but did you buy some little thing anyway??!!
19th February 2013

That looks like the sewing machine I learned on!
20th February 2013

Thanks for sharing this awesome Journey with all of us Simply Stunning photos and an adventure to cherish for a lifetime!Keep the blogs coming we Love themLove Sue xo
20th February 2013

these rice terraces were beautiful but will be unbelievable in a few months when all the new rice plants are growing and the green is so bright. Even in the dry season they were something to behold. d
20th February 2013

Not sure if there is any significance beyond identifying the village or type of ethnic minority tribe they come from...maybe also the married women only wear them. I can't remember. d
20th February 2013

They closed the deal...what do you think?! xo d

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