We have been back for a day or two and are now getting ready to leave for London on Tuesday. I got my repaired dinghy back yesterday and the weather is very hot here.
Here are many photos of Sa Pa and Loa Cai near the Chinese border.
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| Sa Pa |
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| other nasty things in jars at the drugstore |
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| pickled snakes in the drugstore |
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| Sa Pa |
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| H'mong child |
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| Sa Pa |
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| Vietnamese tourists from Ha Noi |
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| Admiral and friend |
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| Sa Pa lake |
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| More Sa Pa |
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| Lady from the Dao tribe counting the day's takings |
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| Boy and his buffalo |
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| Boy riding his buffalo |
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| child from H'mong tribe |
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| another H'mong child. they were very attractive but not so clean |
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| waterfall at Cat Cat village |
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| SaPa |
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| bridge over the river to Cat Cat |
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| Two of my H'mong ladies entourage |
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| Rice paddies Sa Pa |
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| The hills are alive with the sound of........ Sa Pa |
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| Looking toward China |
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| The view from the patio at the hotel in Sa Pa. For some reason they had left the laundry on the tables and chairs. Great views but the hotel was a disaster |
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| Sa Pa views |
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| Mobile motorcycle barber shop |
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| Water tank. All around are pieces of broken asbestos roofing material |
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| mountain village |
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| kids |
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| tea pickers |
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| Fuel |
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| Market Lao Cai Fish and frogs for sale |
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| Family from the Nung tribe |
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| The Admiral and Ta, our guide |
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| Baby seat. this was one of the safer ones |
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| miles and miles of pineapples |
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| Lao Cai looking across into China |
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| A final view of Sa Pa |
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