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- The alleyways
- Lots of babies
- More che, and a day for the dead
- Xin chao em!
- The many wonders of che
- A rainy start to the winter monsoon
- A mundane shopping trip, with no pics of any stores
- Dried squid, koh muc (spelled without accents)
- Toxic air pollutants and beauty ideals
- Banh mi and some rice stuff
- Yin yang, more food
- An exemplary comrade
- Ominous clouds
- A sweaty hike to a sacred spot that might or might...
- Saigon at night
- An afternoon in the park
- Pre-park: breakfast in Saigon. I have had a reques...
- As a snack for us to take to the park, women at a ...
- A taxi driver’s good-luck charms.
- The taxi driver drove us out to a park a bit north...
- We caught a newlywed couple just outside the park.
- The bride’s dress was the same color as the park’s...
- This park felt empty; there were hardly any people...
- The Vietnamese like their religious idols bright, ...
- The park had many surprises, such as this Jurassic...
- Down the hill was the lake, where these flirtatiou...
- Ruth and I rented a swan for 30 minutes to paddle ...
- While we drank some orange juice at a lakeside caf...
- The bride was beginning to look a bit weary by the...
- Back in Ho Chi Minh City, we popped into a dress s...
- And then we scooted over to the post office where ...
- And I snapped this terribly backlit statue of him ...
- And though much of Ho Chi Minh City is a bit shabb...
- This country has many remnants from previous occup...
- An inauthentic tour which left everyone vaguely un...
- The tour then forced us out of the bigger boat int...
- This French woman, although thin and bony and snoo...
- A water buffalo tied up in a small muddy canal. So...
- Our guide Hong, (not sure of spelling, pronounced ...
- A little girl who loves soil. She’s buried in a lo...
- Tired local women endlessly paddle tourists down t...
- A guide called Tu sat down at my restaurant table ...
- I have added a close-up of some of the creatures i...
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