My Khe Beach Hotel Da Nang

... let them on & brought them back to the ship. When we saw them tonight, other than being scared out of their wits, they were fine. Oh my gosh!! I would have just died it that had happened to us. I asked if they complained to the Excursion desk & they had. They are getting a credit to their shipboard account for the cost of that excursion. I think I would have escalated my complaint & concern a little ...

... had been removed, Mark found he was now able to separate the others. In the end, every page was saved. After leaving them on the floor for a couple of days, he gathered them together and visited his friend Trinh, the photocopier man. He was able to trim the edges, find a cover page for back and front, with a plastic cover, and bind it together like a copy-book. It took ten minutes and cost 4,000 dong (about 27 cents)! Mark commented that he loves this country!<br><br>When we were ...

... out. The traditional white silk outfits are gorgeous and we can't help stopping, staring, and enjoying the moment! <br><br><br><br><br>Although we've been resisting the tailor shops &#8211; tonight we finally enter<br>one and end up getting several shirts made in 2 hours ($8 for a shirt<br>is hard to turn down). We love our linen shirts and we are ready to<br>continue our travels in the hot SE Asian temps! <br><br><br><br><br>

This is just a random video that I took the other morning. I was soo dang ****** that I got woken up twice by rain in one night.......uhh!! So I got my camera and filmed myself for some stupid reason with this rain that was blowing in through my shut windows and was so loud I could barley hear myself think. And yes I still have my retianer in......leave me alone alright!<br>[Thanks for watching and reading]<br>-Robin Fawcett

Hire van picked us up at 10am to visit some surounding areas.<br> <br> We headed north to Danang stopping first at Marble Mountains. It is this limestone rocky outcrops where there are caves, pagodas &amp; lookouts over the Soth China Sea &amp; China Beach, There are 5 of them but ...

... trip, and also a single woman we'd made the acquaintance of while staying at Pilgrimage Village.<br><br>Another highlight of our stay in Hoi An was getting our laundry done. Right across the street from the hotel was a little hand-painted sign advertising the services of Mrs. Van who would wash, dry and iron dirty clothes for $1/kg. We read the sign and even met her (she had a sharp eye out for tourists) and thought, great&#8212;let's have her do everything we've ...

... we had a pool. Once we felt human again (after the 7 hour train) we went for a bit of an explore to find some food. Whilst trying to get away from two very persistant old ladies who were trying to get us to look round their shops we ended up in the central market - which was more than a little mad. Meat was being flung around everywhere and everyone was trying to squeeze through the tiny gaps between stalls. Luckily it is a very small market and once me and ali had ...

... some stuff. I took a video of what I felt after teaching for the first time by myself two weeks ago and I also took decided I would make a list of the Top 10 things I've Learned in Vietnam the last month. I hope you enjoy!<br> -Robin Fawcett

... ab** ich finde es dort einfach toll. Hauptsaechlich fahren dort Motorroll** durch die Gegend und es ist auch sehr laut. Ab** im Gegensatz zu Bangkok ist hi** irgendwie alles entspannt**. Mann wird natu**lich an jed** Ecke gefragt, ob man einen Roll** braucht, ab** wenn nicht, ist es auch gut. Hi** geht glaub ich auss** mir, fast kein** einen Met** zu Fuss. And**e Touris, haben mir all**dings **zaehlt, dass sie auch n**vig**e Erfahrungen mit den Typen ...