Hanoi was the most beautiful place of all, full of quaint, delicate little streets, winding side roads, markets sprawling everywhere and the bussling noise of an old fashioned town. We could have wandered around for hours.
The local beer is 10c a glass in little outdoor cafes. It is basically brewed along the foot path, you just pull up a chair and order one. Its good beer too, no additives, no hangover and brewed freshly every day. We spent the time talking to an interesting Italian guy, some really friendly, easy going Americans and a rude, spoilt English man who acted like a prat to everyone and started talking down to the others even though it was his first day in Vietnam. He annoyed everyone, but I'd like to think I annoyed him because he got very huffy with my sarcasm and started shouting at me in a fit of rage, ha, ha, I'm here to annoy the annoyers.
We said good bye to Hanoi with a sigh. It was an amazing city, full of spirit and vibrancy, definately the best place in Vietnam.
On the 10th of February we returned to Bankok for one night before flying out to Oz.
St. Kilda, our new home
We actually live in Elwood which is about five minutes from St. Kilda, still, close enough
More Temples
Yes, you've guessed it, temples
Even more temples...
Ankor
The ancient Cambodian city
Cambodia - on the road
This is us after a 16 hour bus journey across cambodia.
frog, Thailand
Ko Chang, Thailand
A Room with a View
This was the view from our Hotel in Bangkok
Bangkok from the Airport
This picture is from our first glympse of Bangkok
London
Harboured resentment over possibly the worst picture of the Sydney Harbour bridge
I only had one shot, I was on a boat, I was far away... all just excuses
London again
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