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Recent Posts
- Rural Cambodia
- Banteay Chamaar – the middle of nowhere.
- Preah Vihear – beauty in a war zone
- KOTO restaurant Saigon
- Dong Khoi old and new – the streets of Saigon
- Free the Bears at Phnom Tamao
- Phnom Penh for a weekend
- Saigon Zoo and Botanical Gardens – a mixed bag.
- Vung Tau on a Sunday day trip
- Vietnam news stories
- Long Tan on Vietnam Veterans Day
- Koh Ker – a remote Angkor temple in the middle of land mines
- The streets of Saigon – Le Quy Don
- The kids of Kontum
- Kontum – the rites and rongs
Monthly Archives: July 2011
The streets of Saigon – Le Quy Don
Le Quy Don was an educator in 19th Century Vietnam so it is appropriate that the street named after him in Saigon is a major centre for educational institutions. His name is pronounced “lay kwee (or “wee” depending on which … Continue reading
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The kids of Kontum
After I had walked 5 or 6 kilometres through various villages to Kon Klor, I felt like a member of the Royal family. I must have waved at a couple of hundred people along the way, mainly family groups, with … Continue reading
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