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First a lovely breakfast at our hotel. Phuong
enjoys her early morning coffee.
And we took the cable car up to Ho May
Park.
Then Phuong dressed up for the sun.
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Martin and his facemask. Up the hill. |
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Street view.
Solar panels. |
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City view.
Phuong up the stairs. |
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Saying hello to Buddha.
Phuong & Martin under an old tree. |
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Phuong.
The old tree some 300 years old. |
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Martin and the strong boy.
The story about the boy. |
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Overview of the complex.
Ostriches for watching and food. |
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Guinea fowls, there are many of them City
view with Jesus to the righ. |
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Phuong fishing pond.
Martin fishing pond. |
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Big, fat, smiling,
happy Buddha. The smiling face of Buddha. Why is
he always fat? |
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Here is a female
madonna. Another city view. |
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A closeup of Jesus.
History from 1065 to 1077, the first declared independence of Vietnam or
whatever it is called. |
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Phuong at the
waterfall. Martin in Gen. Giap summer residence
at Vung Tau. |
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Inside a crypt, they had recreated Christ birth
in Bethlehem. Very nicely done.
Watch the video.
Madonna at the entrance.
One of many kings. One declared independence in
1077. Watch the video.
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The entrance to the
cave. Where the Jesus baby was born. |
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Martin is fiddling with
his camera. Martin is going sightseeing in a
tourist cab for that purpose. |
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Vo Nguyen Giap, the relentless and charismatic North Vietnamese general
whose campaigns drove both France and the United States out of Vietnam, died
on Oct 4th, 2013 in Hanoi. He was believed to be 102. They made him
religious figure. Phuong & Martin in the gen.
livingroom. |
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He had a very nice
house overlooking Vung Tau. Here is his view. |
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Phuong & Martin on his
patio. Downhill. |
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City view.
Driving wheel for the cable car. |
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Downhill with the cable
car. Watch the video.
At the bottom, a nice restaurant overlooking the catamarans. |
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Waiting for taxi
outside the hotel. Martin enjoyed it in the
evening sun. |
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The inside was quite
stylish. In the evening we went to KingKong
again. |
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Nicely shaved local at
KingKong. Hotpot at the sidewalk. |
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Back at the hotel. |
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