Royal Hotel Da Nang
17 Quang Trung St., Vietnam Da Nang, Vietnam
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A shopping we will go...
... at catalogues and choose fabric and discuss what you want. It is only at the end of this process you finally discuss the price. The hope is by this stage you’ll go ahead and won’t shop around for something else. But I’ve heard all about the scams here and told the tout I’ve just come off an overnight bus and am only looking today. I stand my ground despite a hard sell to buy now and walk out, promising to think about it. I ...
Hoi An to Hue
... via Hue (only 4 per day) left in ten minutes so we jumped on in the "hard seat section" which was cheaper than the "soft seat section" at 70,000D for the 3 hour journey to Hue. We were the focus of much attention in the carriage some local dudes took over photos and found our lonely planet book of Vietnamese phrases hilarious while local kids nonchantly showed off their yoyo skills for us. I think they were wondering why we were in the cheapest of the cheap ...
'The Ultimate Shithead'
... the ultimate humiliation. Not daring to look, Sarah whipped over one of her cards…it was a 10! This meant she got to burn the pile and play her final card to win the game. She was delighted and even managed a little victory dance. But that is enough about the winner, because for those of you that don’t know, the great game of ******** is not about winning, it is about not losing. All that really mattered was that a fuming Andy, now had the title of 'The Ultimate ...
To the Coast
... Sarah Marshall".
Matt and I traded off paddling to the outside with the short board without much luck, so we goofed around with the Swedes on the soft tops. They didn't do too bad either - everyone was able to get up and ride one with a little push from either Matt or I.
Satisfied, we headed back to Hoi An. Matt and I had decided to go off on our own again to Nha Trang, so we said our goodbyes and promised to meet back up in a couple of days.
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Vietnam: Sapa, Hue, Hoi An, and Motorbikes!
... me, and all the books were gone within minutes. On our second day, however, both mine and James' bikes were having problems. My bike had suffered a puncture, which was easily fixed, but James' bike was struggling to start. About half way through the day, the bike gave up completely. Luckily, we were only an hour-and-a-half's drive from Hoi An, so we didn't have far to go. The drivers decided that the best way to get to Hoi An was for my bike to tow James' bike! Luckily, ...



