3rd, 4th and 5th Week in Vietnam - Dancing Fish and Fish Sauce


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February 20th 2012
Published: February 20th 2012
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We have been languishing on the Vietnam shore of the South China Sea for almost three weeks. To the east are the Philippines, to the south is Malaysia and China is north. The daytime temperature hovers around 30C and it cools off to about 24C at night. The sea water is silky smooth, warm and so salty that one can just lie back and float as on a big blanket. We’ll start with the food as this arm... Read Full Entry



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20th February 2012

Wow!
Sure sounds like a fine time. I am just off for a ski along Jacks Road with Sandra Hoy, so although I think I would like to be where you are, at least we have real winter here now, and can enjoy it! xo Liz
20th February 2012

What a joy to see pictures of beauty including the gorgeous one of Darla on the bike. We so enjoyed the blog and pictures. What a delightful experience the two of you are sharing. Love the "Hello" entry. Looking forward to seeing your pictures and hear of your adventures in person my loves! Robert and Delia ..... We are at the cottage with Deirdre and Peter and they send their love too.
20th February 2012

What a wonderful experience
It is wonderful to be kept up to date on your travels it looks to be very beautiful and sounds like you are taking full advantage of experiencing the culture. Enjoy Yourselves. Malcolm and Debbie
20th February 2012

Enjoy your blogs
Hi Darla and John, I'm so happy to be included as one of the friends who receive your blogs. They are so very interesting. I love reading about the local cuisine (surprise). The pictures are amazing. Enjoy the rest of your trip. Hope to hear more in the summer.
20th February 2012

Thanks for the update!
Hi Darla and John, We are really enjoying your travel blog! Your three weeks in the south certainly flew by quickly... it sounds like you had a wonderful time there ( : Your descriptions of the food and the warm climate bring back happy memories for us too! Wishing you continued happy and safe travels, Judy & Richard
21st February 2012

OMG
So beautifully described and experienced Johnny. Loved the photos especially the one early on of just a few boats all of the same variety...surely a photo to be framed and hung. I also liked the one of your queen. m
21st February 2012

I hope I didn't send this, like 3X before I got the hang of it!
So, if you got the wrong fish-sauce, you might end up "Thai-tongued"? Wonderful travelog, thanks for sharing! Hope to see youse guys when you return to NorAm.! Love, P.
25th February 2012

wow!
memories of Asia! I can smell and taste it! Love your blog entries. Happy travels. -Deb
27th February 2012

Great Pic's
Well done on pictures as I almost feel the sea....
5th March 2012

House Of Pho !!
Hey guys ! We loved seeing the pictures. Especially that one of John's tropical Queen ! So glad you're having a great time there. It sounds and looks fabulous, especially the food. Our Army of 6 marches on it's tummy as well. Speaking of that, that brings me to the subject line. Our two favorite noodle houses at home here are Veitnamese Pho houses. One in Dartmouth, and one in Halifax. Just the mere mention of driving by one of them brings shrieks of joy from the kids. Sorry I missed you guys this summer. It's always feast or famine with me at work. Take it while I can get it. Elaine and the Boys were really glad to see you at the Festival in Wood Islands. Looking forward to seeing you both soon. Lookinf forward to the next blog entry as well. Take good care. Love to both. Pat and Elaine and Boys.

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