Jumping for joy in Saigon...er Ho Chi Minh City This little cooler and a few chairs was a legitimate cafe Some bike traffic And a little more The dramatic look off in the distance pose Drinking some Vietnamese beer






They brought out a lot of stuff we didnt order, then charged us But the eating was good, even if we didnt know what it was More of the bike traffic - bike buffs would have a hay-day here This is shot from a bicycle taxi of sorts, they call it a Cyclo Another shot of the same stuff This was some sort of local god - anyway they were praying to it






A beautiful old temple in what they call Chinatown This was an incredible fruit stand that also had lots of fish Drinking coconut milk the way it should be - fresh and less than 50 cents I got Ami this hat at Hong Kong Disneyland On the back it says "JAPPY" The last picture of the stash before I had to shave for my woman






There is that award winning smile Stroking Uncle Ho's beard a little This was a big church left over from Vichy rule Jumping for joy was a theme of ours Despite its incredibly shabby exterior, the coffee was the best I have ever had. At the American war museum






This was a left over tank, don't know if it was american or russian
A gross abandoned prison cell they used during the war More of the prison Ami goes to take a look At first glance the cell is already creepy with only this slot as a window But if seeing this inside doesn't scare you what will






A shot of me looking out Now with more light We were so impressed by the sheer number of mopeds and bikes A motion shot See what I mean Uncle Ho propaganda






Some of the night lights of Ho Chi Minh Lizards on the hotel walls was a common sight But before we knew that we shot some photos Ami's impression of an asian??? I dunno... Ami as an american...again I only speculate More in the bicycle cab






This dude biked us all around the city, all day for under 20 bucks Praying in the temples This place just reeked of incense We got to light some too and say prayers I don't remember anyone else being here - who took the picture More of the ornate decorations - even more than China

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