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South central highlands
... there's only a handful of bars which are all dead. We are heading to nha trang tomorrow though which is a party place so a couple of early nights will do me good. We finished the night by trying a few local snacks again including a crepe type thing and some hot sugary soya milk which was actually really nice. The next morning my bus wasn't till 1.30pm as I had to go with the company id booked my open ticket ...
Dalat - The Thriving Interior
... was his choice. Now the Has company sells seeds and seedlings to local farmers who grow them until ready for the market – and I mean the international market. These flowers are exported far and wide and bring a good return to the growers. The business we visited was gerber daisies as far as the eye could see – reminded us of Kelly & Marty’s nuptials.
The flowers are grown ...
Hikes, leeches and waterfalls
... standing on the summit, at about cloud height with amazing views all around, she agreed it was well worth the effort though. The jacuzzi and sauna that evening were epic! The next day was spent seeing the sights of Dalat, looking around the Crazy house which was mental, and visiting some waterfalls which were really pretty. We also took a cable car across the valley and got some great views along the way. This part of Vietnam is so beautiful. If you get a chance, spend some time ...
So You're Telling Me There's a Chance......
... Ricky a good shake and low and behold there is a little bit of fuel left, but just on the wrong side. The only solution; tip Ricky on his side and dump the gasoline to the other side of the tank. This works swimmingly and we continue our snails pace, well at least for a few minutes and we crawl to the peak.
With no gas station in sight, not wanting to be stranded mountain top, we did the only thing we could ...
Karaoke!
... then export it to other countries including the UK. Conditions were hot and dusty and we were told that the workers start at 4pm and work until all the tea for that day has been processed.
From there we moved to our next town for the night - somewhere between Loc Lak and Ho Chi Minh City. We went to a local for tea and a few beers and we decided after the guys had gone back to the hotel to venture our for a few more beers.
This ...
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