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1.2.13

Hanging with the Village People

2242 - Vietnam - December 02, 2012


Photos of beautiful Sa Pa Region - Vietnam. More photos below. Enjoy


24.1.13

Hạ Long Bay

Ha Long Bay, Vietnam


Even though it was a foggy day it was still breath taking. More snaps below.


16.1.13

Hà Nội - Hạ Long

Vietnam Fog


Virtual Selfie

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A new year means being able to claim a new pair of glasses. Virtual trying on glasses may help a bit, but being able to try them on at home for free is better.

Trying on Harper. $98 prescription + they will donate a pair to charity.

23.12.12

Bangkok Photo Diary

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Here are a few photos taken from our recent trip to Bangkok.

22.12.12

Ho Chi Minh Style

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Having minimal language skills didn't help one bit. As a foreigner, to be in the know about the great places to visit/shop in HCMC you'd have to either have connections or be able to read Vietnamese very very very well. Luckily we had Tee Lam from Elle Magazine Vietnam. She gave us her view on Vietnam style and showed us around her home town, Ho Chi Minh City.

20.12.12

Q&A with Stephanie Robertson

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We got a bit personal with Stephanie Robertson, the new face of Rundle Mall 2013. Q&A with the beautiful Adelaide model below.

15.12.12

TukTuk

TukTuk

We are back home and are sifting through a mountain of photos, this might take a while. Keep an eye out for some posts soon.

Love A&C

5.12.12

Chùa Hương

Chùa Hương

Yesterday this pregnant lady rowed me and six other people for one hour down the Yen River from Chùa Hương just outside Hanoi. You would rarely see a woman this far into her pregnancy work in western society, let alone perform such a physical task. This isn't something to be surprised about in Vietnam, there seems to be no middle class and the majority of people are doing what they need to do in order to raise their family. Despite this fact we see many smiles on our travels.

C&A