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Randomness!!
... thought – ****, actually, is he ok? Seconds later he was headed in the direction of the main road and about to get himself flattened. So saying '****’ to myself I quickly ran back and grabbed him before he hit the road. What I think held the locals back from helping him was the fact that he was also a foreigner and therefore there’s a language barrier for them to be able to help him so I kind of felt compelled to do something. Anyway, I just said ...
Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam
... us how to squeeze the lime into the salt, then rip up the leaves, take a piece of dog meat amongst the leaves and dip it into the lime salt then eat it! I had one piece and that was all I needed! The meat itself was like loads of layers of fat, there was hardly any actual meat on it and you couldn't bite it because it was so greasy. The closest thing I can liken it to was like a porky/chicken. After we'd tried it, we asked where they get the dogs from, thinking they'd ...
Massacres, manicures and massages......
... heat was getting to us a little bit by now so we nipped into the Vinacon Mall. This was wonderfully air conditioned but there was nobody in there just hoards of bored shop assistants trying to sell Gucci and Hemes and a host of other impossibly expensive designer rubbish. We wondered who would buy it? We went into the basement to the food hall and had some really good Malaysian curry for lunch. On our way back to the hotel, ...
Day Trip!!
... we could see midday mass and wow was it an awe inspiring sight! They practice a new religion here called Caodaism which is less than 100 years old and is a mixture of Buddhism, Christianity and some local religions. All of the followers went in first and lined themselves up in perfect symmetry to wait for the monks and nuns who all wore hats. It’s difficult to describe but it was just so beautiful to see ...
Pavement bars, cu chi tunnels & yummy food in HCMC
... of martial arts, and next to them, a few ladies stretching and meditating. Then, to top it all off, we followed the sound of Latin dance music and came across a Gazebo under the park trees, which was filled with Vietnamese and expat couples dancing the night away. The park was just buzzing with activity, and it was then that I really started to like this city. The city is incredibly fast paced and busy, but here, everyone meets at the park to relax, catch up with friends, work out, ...
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