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We
were very excited to arrive in Hanoi, leaving Taipei and work behind
us, unfortunately with capital cities and especially capital cities
in South East Asia, you never leave the noise behind. Fortunately
we can now say we are veterans of crossing unruly roads, blocking
out the beeping and dodging the rubbish that's collected in the
gutter, so we sat back and had a laugh at the other tourists who
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Perfectly
typical pictures of Hanoi, including the one of Wayne beer tasting,
when it's 6p a glass that makes me a cheap date. |
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Hanoi -
Colonial architecture.
- Being driven blindly into extremely busy cross-roads. - Ho Chi Minh monument. - Wayne growing a flag out of his head. - The presidential palace.
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Another thing that we get seriously excited about when we head off somewhere new is trying the local beer. As well as being able to buy large bottles of Asia's finest: Tiger Beer. In true 'Brit-Abroad' fashion Wayne always buys the local larger t-shirt. |
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