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| We’ve read that the cycling between Hoi An and Quy Nhon along Highway 1 is “really boring”. My thought as I read that was: “Are ... |
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| Today we visited the Son My (My Lai) Memorial. It commemorates the massacres that took place in this area on March 16th 1968 during ... |
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| As we were cycling today, the day after the whole tube drama, one of the spokes on the wheel we replaced in Bangkok snapped. We ... |
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| After many days lounging in Hoi An we decided it was time to go. As we loaded our panniers onto the bikes, we noticed that ... |
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| A little while ago we posted about needing to find a way to make some money. Many of you sent in suggestions. The wonderful Janet ... |
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| With the exception of comments from other unemployed folk, our feeler was pretty much met with almost deafening silence. So, were going to have ... |
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| The forecast for the area around and to the South of Hoi An had been and continues ... |
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| A year ago today we put the last few pieces of our stuff in storage, ... |
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| We were in a small town, trying to buy bananas from a street vendor, when Binh, a teacher with perfect English, stopped to translate for ... |
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| Cycling in Vietnam is not for the faint of heart. It’s chaotic, busy and loud. It is pure mayhem. If you’re going to brave these ... |
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| We were watching a movie in our hotel room on a cold, rainy night in Hue when we suddenly got very hungry. So Spiros decided ... |
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| There were very noticeable changes as soon as we crossed the border into Vietnam. The chorus of “Saybadees” was replaced by “Hello, how are ... |
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