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November 5th 2008

Published: November 5th 2008

Good day all, now my trip in Vietnam is coming to an end, next is Cambodia. After l left Hanoi I went straight to Hoi An, which is in central Vietnam. Hoi An is a little, but charming town....many old buildings, there is a big (bit smelly) market and the roads are full of holes. There is not a lot to do in the city, but there is something about it that I liked. Hoi An used to be an important tra... Read Full Entry

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photo of locals at Cu Chi planting a bomb or mine for the Americans

in the Cu Chi Tunnels

shooting range at Cu Chi Tunnels, an AK47

traffic in Ho Chi Minh City

women selling fish in Ho Chi Minh City

Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam

traffic in Ho Chi Minh City

People Committee Hall, Ho Chi Minh City

Opera, Ho Chi Minh City

Saigon River, Ho Chi Minh City

Notre Dam cathedral, Ho Chi Minh City

Ben Thanh Market, Ho Chi Minh City

drinking local beer in HCMC with Juan and Marcial (Chile)

War Remnants Museum photo: Americans dragging dead Vietnamese bodies

War Remnants Museum photo: terrified women and their children, before they got shot by US soldiers with no reason.

Quote belonging to this picture, by the photographer: “Guys were about to shoot these people. I yelled “Hold it” and shot my picture’. As I walked away, I heard M16’s (guns) open up. From the corner of my eyes I saw bodies falling, but I didn’t turn to look”.