Au Lac Hotel Ho Chi Minh City

... but I think the War Reminants Museum tomorrow will be much better.

Dinner was awesome again. Sheena took us all to a broken rice restraunt. As you can see from the photos the food looks great (and tastes great!) and we devoured it all.

Anyways... time to get some sleep before another 5:30 start for riding!

Hope all is well in Perth and that everyone has a great weekend.

take care,
Brenton

... br>The Khmers looked very much like the Malays,Indonesians or Filipinos and are of darker complexion.The Vietnamese are more Chinese looking and in contrast with the Cambodians are fairer.In Vietnam, some of the phonation of the Vietnamese words even sound Chinese.

Ho Chi Minh City, is a city of motor-bikes, there mush be million of them here.After a few hours walking the street I realised they also form part of the city public transportation system ...

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Getting around the city was maybe the most fun part of being there. We always used these guys who rode around the city on motorbikes. They would drive you pretty much anywhere you wanted and were really cheap. It ended up costing a dollar or less for each ride (the local currency was the Dong which was pretty funny, and the exchange rate of 18,000 Dong to 1 USD was even funnier), and 5 to 10 bucks for ...

... to another and so we all ended up having an ice coffee together. They wanted to improve their English and we were happy to mingle with the locals and stay in touch with them. It had turned out to be great as one of the students Mi Son offered to meet with us in Mui Ne in a few weeks time to show us around.
After we headed off to see Notre Dame cathedral, another french addition to Saigon. It was nice but you can't beat the original. On ourway back we accidentally ...

... and fork!

After a delicious meal I went down past Notre Dame, yes, that's right! It's a french colonial church in the middle of the hustle and bustle. I walked down to the river bank and then back up a main street. I ground to a halt outside a hairdresser's and went inside, reminded of my desperate need for a hair cut. I was attended to by about 4 girls who escorted me over to the washing stations which turned out to be full on beds with sinks at the heads. After an ...

... a year, it's hugely popular. That was evident last night, the place was rammed, mostly local people but a good smattering of Westerners. Mark said it's a sell-out but he managed to get tickets through his work, and apparently people go along night after night if they can. It wasn't long before the tables were packed with people dancing and singing, and clapping ...

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... away from their bumper, change lanes more frequently than I blink my eyes, make left hand turns while in the left right hand lane and visa verse, and use lights as to show you who has the right of way. So if your at a T intersection, the people with the green light go first. However, if you don't feel like waiting for that light the people with the red light still go...when they can get through. Its so crazy.

Today I went to Tay Ninh to see the Ca Dai Great ...