before coming to the mekong delta, i spent five days on the island of phu quoc.
sunset from my phu quoc bungalow.
while in cantho, i visited some floating markets. it was, unfortunately, a very overcast day.
this was how you could tell what people were selling.
much of the cycling i did in the mekong delta was on roads like this.
i almost got engaged on this ferry. clifford watched.
ho chi minh traffic! there are 4 million motos in hcmc. it was kind of a thrill to bike in.
ho chi minh rush hour.
sunset from my phu quoc bungalow.
while in cantho, i visited some floating markets. it was, unfortunately, a very overcast day.
this was how you could tell what people were selling.
much of the cycling i did in the mekong delta was on roads like this.
i almost got engaged on this ferry. clifford watched.
ho chi minh traffic! there are 4 million motos in hcmc. it was kind of a thrill to bike in.
ho chi minh rush hour.well, this is the last post on hifromhk. thanks so much to all of you who've followed my adventures. tomorrow morning (very early) i'm flying to hong kong, where i'll spend four days before returning to the us on november 24th, just in time for thanksgiving. i can't wait to see many of you in the weeks to come! have a safe, warm and wonderful holidays. love, b.
3 comments:
Congratulations Benjamin!!!! You have been on such an amazing adventure. Thank you for sharing it with us on your blog. See you soon! Love, Martha
See you at Christmas Benjamin! Joe and I are looking forward to it.
Christine
mekong delta bike path looks wonderful. ho chi minh traffic looks horrible. call when you are going through culture shock back on this side of the pacific ;)
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