Dave and Elsie

This part of the trip was a little depressing but if I did not see the Vinh Moc tunnels myself I would never have believed that some 300 people lived in them for years. We walked in an area where hamburger hill was said to be but no one seems to be able to locate its precise location. There is very little left in the way of armorment laying around as it has all been scrounged up for use or sale. ... read more

Well we arrived safely after a grueling 25 hours of no sleep. When we arrived in Bangkok it was so hot and humid you could feel the warm damp air permiating your clothes in seconds. We have been to some pretty wild nightclubs, traveled the canels by longtail boats and seen the Grandpalace. Wow the sights are amazing and the contrast between poverty and wealth is miles apart. Dave is having a real hard time with the food and I burnt my mouth so bad on some red hot chili pepper. We are heading for the Chatachuk Weekend market place, which is suppose to be miles of incredible shopping. After we do that we will toss a coin to either go snorkeling in the south or Motorcycling in Chiang Mai in the North. From there who ... read more