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Ein Traum, viel zu schnell vorbei
Der Weg nach Phu Quoc hatte seine Tuecken: Kakerlaken im Schlafbus, verlorenes Gepaeck und schwerer Seegang. Aber wie sagt der Koelner so schoen: Et hätt noch immer jot jejange. Wir hatten einen Teil unseres Gepaecks im Bus vergessen und das Gefuehl, dass uns um 5 Uhr morgens an diesem verlassenen, vietnamesischen Busbahnhof niemand versteht. Ein …
Pouring Phu Quoc
... potholes all over. After the rains these are muddy and slippery and Owen did well to keep us on the bike. Only once did we nearly come off but we were going so slowly that we stopped ourselves with our feet. Crossing another crazy bridge, dubbed the ''bridge of death'' by some, we were back on the main road and heading North until we felt the weather turn and decided a better option was to head back South towards the main town. On the tarmac I had a go riding the bike and got us ...
Night Squid fishing
... and of course good timing, actually got sea sick while everyone else was eating...haha. Anyways, we eventually got off the boat on solid land, and I now know which tours not to sign up for! hehe.
We are heading to Ho Chi Minh city today to look for a bike and then we're off to the Mekong Delta. Ho Chi Minh city is supposed to be a pretty crazy busy city so I suspect we will only be there ...
The Departed
... br> No, it didn’t! The riverfront held a few bars, some with happy hour on, so we entered one with a happy hour on cocktails, two for one! I would have loved to have found somewhere that served Smirnoff Ice, but it doesn’t seem to have hit Cambodia yet, I perused the menu and plumped for the old favourite ‘Long Island Iced Tea’, at least it had Smirnoff in it. Dan joined me and we sat eating the little fried peanuts ...
Walking Westerners
... though had a mechanic and a bar next to it so they grabbed some food and beer while their bikes were fixed. It's quite handy that everyone is a mechanic in Vietnam. They were very pleased with themselves though- a real boys afternoon. The island is great though, it's so nice to be somewhere where no one speaks English and for the two days we were there we only saw 3 other westerners aside from being on the boat. We did get stared at a bit but ...
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