The pictures below are
thumbnails, meaning they are small copies of the real thing. You just click
them. The weather in
Norway &
Vietnam.
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Interesting trip to Hoa Binh Lake.
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Morning view of the bridge in Hoa Binh. The trip up the stairs is heavy. |
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Cobble stones placed there to protect the river bank from erosion. Photo ops with the local tourist buerau |
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Official buildings across the
street. Mostly empty. Bustling town. |
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Martin with his Boer T-shirt. The dam wall in the distance through the haze. |
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Houses on the hill side. Departing the shote. |
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Fish farm. Creek coming down. |
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Another fish farm. They make it with a lot of reefs so the fish are fed. |
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Liberal hypocrite democrat from
Illinois. Giles Scholl. A little water fall. |
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Fish-farm dwellings on the lake. Abandon house next to the lake. |
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Steep steps up to the
hill top. Martin decided to stay on the ship. Too old and too fat. |
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Close-up of the dam
wall. Walking across the fish-farm |
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The fish enclosure. And a lot of rubbish floating around. |
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White cat fish. This specimen went for a sun tan. |
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This was a massive fish
farm. Another view of the dam. |
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Massive. June getting ashore. |
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Martin with his evening
beer and in his Korean T-shir. Walking the plank. |
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Back to our ship. River shore protection against erosion. |
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Our guides in their
national dresses. Myo and friend from Burma. |
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The chef Huong, made
excellent food. The officers onboard. |
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Martin chef Huong and
crew. Ditto June. |
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All the crew in one
line 19 of them. Same amount as passengers. The guest trying the local rice wine. |
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Chef Huong has a lot of
tatoos. June with the evening napkin. |
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Martin's napkin before another lovely meal. |
On Monday September 19th,
it was time to say good bye.
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