So good news today...we finally found a card reader!! Chris tells me it was a good deal for 95,000 VND (or equal to about 5 dollars). Apparently they are a bit more in the states.
Here are a few pics to go along with our previous posts. take a lil looksy :)
Waiting at LAX. Already feeling like minorities at the international terminal in the China Airlines line.
1st bowl of authentic Vietnamese pho. nom nom.
Blue River Hotel in HCMC
Shower = getting bathroom completely drenched
Cao Dai Temple
Inside Cao Dai during worship; Red = Christianity, Blue = Taoism, Yellow = Buddhism, White = followers
Just outside Cao Dai Temple. Feeling the humidity...
Welcome to the Cu Chi Tunnels
Entrance of a tunnel. They were all at the base of trees with American soap used to stick leaves to the top for camouflage.
Inside of Cu Chi Tunnels. Snapping a shot of one of our English mates...cawww
We have arrived in Hanoi, Vietnam :)
heading off on our walking tour of the Old Quarter of Hanoi. I <3 onblur="try {parent.deselectBloggerImageGracefully();} catch(e) {}" href="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgE0syM1Xq2OLFi8vmy0QAx8kC-nlDBvi2fIX6sdhBAhee07vROWuYjSh-BaJKhIj6EWo-qm5r7fWV6hwd6L0vm2pawoBc6g_fxV-2r1etp240aaHJNi3iNaiUcqiGX9UsWaZzvQ2GM9fk/s1600/DSC_0199.JPG">
Huc Bridge (rising sun)
Cheesin on Huc Bridge
Inside Ngoc Temple
If that snippet was not enough for you we have hundreds of pictures (and yes...we have only been here 6 days) on our photobucket account. Chickity check it out:
Click here for photos
http://s393.photobucket.com/albums/pp19/ouremail343/Vietnam/
Blue River Hotel in HCMC
Shower = getting bathroom completely drenched
Cao Dai Temple
Inside Cao Dai during worship; Red = Christianity, Blue = Taoism, Yellow = Buddhism, White = followers
Just outside Cao Dai Temple. Feeling the humidity...
Welcome to the Cu Chi Tunnels
Entrance of a tunnel. They were all at the base of trees with American soap used to stick leaves to the top for camouflage.
Inside of Cu Chi Tunnels. Snapping a shot of one of our English mates...cawww
We have arrived in Hanoi, Vietnam :)
heading off on our walking tour of the Old Quarter of Hanoi. I <3 onblur="try {parent.deselectBloggerImageGracefully();} catch(e) {}" href="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgE0syM1Xq2OLFi8vmy0QAx8kC-nlDBvi2fIX6sdhBAhee07vROWuYjSh-BaJKhIj6EWo-qm5r7fWV6hwd6L0vm2pawoBc6g_fxV-2r1etp240aaHJNi3iNaiUcqiGX9UsWaZzvQ2GM9fk/s1600/DSC_0199.JPG">Huc Bridge (rising sun)
Cheesin on Huc Bridge
Inside Ngoc Temple
If that snippet was not enough for you we have hundreds of pictures (and yes...we have only been here 6 days) on our photobucket account. Chickity check it out:
Click here for photos
http://s393.photobucket.com/albums/pp19/ouremail343/Vietnam/
All our love,
Nat and Chris
Nat and Chris
Wow! Awesome pictures! Haven't had time to look in the photo bucket, but I will be sure to check it out. Your smiling faces are the best....can tell you are having a great time. Only 8 and 1/2 days left of school for me!!!!! I cannot wait to be out - quite a bit of drama at Solana Vista these days - yuck!
ReplyDeleteomg, so aqesome. it looks like a lot of fun. wowoe. cant believe youre in asia. traveling the world like mad crazy traveling people. cool. love ya guys
ReplyDeletelove the pictures and the posts! loving the new camera? miss you both!
ReplyDeletehey world travelers! Love the pictures. Looks like an awesome trip. Keep the updates coming. Love the stories.
ReplyDeletechris and natalie enjoyed the update on Hanoi, and the great pictures, chris you did a great job picking up that camera, look forwrd to hearing about the hill people, a real time adventure, keep the info coming, love bob& marilyn
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