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After another lovely swim, we had salmon head soup on a hotpot.
Here is ViAnh with her hotpot that she and Martins shared. |
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There were a bunch of grumpy French-men as well.
Phuong and ViAnh on their way to the school.
She had 3 hours off and we spent the time wisely on swimming and brunch.
ViAnh getting her hair combed after the swim. |
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A Phuong look-alike waiting for a
friend on the train. From the left, Martin,
Phuong, ViAnh and Phuong's sister Nga. Wating for the train. |
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Tuy Hoa train station.
The train arrived just a few minutes late according to schedule. |
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Fancy house next to the station.
Back in Nha Trang, this Chinese clown had this shirt on without
understanding a word of it. |
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Dec 7th, off to
Saigon 1051 and expected arrival 1855. Nha Trang station.
Martin, Phuong and ViAnh ready to depart. |
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From the railway station to the
hotel, walking takes 14 minutes, taxi 7. We take taxi.
Our hotel,
New Pacific Hotel next to the
hospital. |
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Choices of restaurants next to our
hotel.
The hospital itself.
Martin and Vianh on the train. |
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Phuong and ViAnh on the station.
All three ready to depart. |
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Lot of junk people are
bringing. Exit to the tracks. |
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Phuong and ViAnh ready
to go. Martin having his first train beer. |
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Inside our cabin, ViAnh
and Phuong. ViAnh in her clap hat. |
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Phuong and ViAnh
fooling around. A smart boy and her nephew
Martin met in the restaurant car. |
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Martin with his corn on
the cob. Cob being peeled for Martin. |
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Stop half way to
Saigon. Martin and the smart kid. |
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Dragon fruit fields.
600 mill USD of export to china every year. The Chinese love the stuff.
Another Herbalife Vietnamese chatting away. |
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The restaurant coach.
Shit rip-off artist in Saigon. |
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Our cabin seen from the
outside. Arrived at the hotel. |
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Hoa Don In Lay
restaurant next to the hotel. Expensive and nothing special.
ViAnh had rice field snails. Byproduct of rice production. |
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ViAnh with her
coconuts. Martin and his shellfish. At 2,2 USD
each, very expensive. |
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Snails coming out.
The food ready for processing. |
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