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Don't park here
but i can't imagine why you would want to. The murals in the alley deserve as much space as possible, even if you can't find a place to park nearby...
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Pink Electricity
If only the electric company would follow this example...A meter in Balmy Alley, part of the Mission murals.
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River of blood
This was one of the most stunning murals in Balmy Alley. Definitely worth a visit in San Francisco.
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Commuting hour
Story written 16 July 2008
The scooters in Vietnam are crazy, and it took my friends and I a few weeks to get used to the mania.
Commuting hour
Traffic gets busy in Ho Chi Minh. So busy that at times it looks like a marathon with all of the people on scooters. And crossing the street? Good luck and pray for the best...
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Wanna fish?
Roadside stand in Ho Chi Minh Vietnam
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Beautiful sunset, censored picture
I took this right before the army came over to speak to us. Apparently there is army land in the foreground. Either that or the sunset is owned by the Vietnamese government. Nha Trang Vietnam
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Boats and bay
View of Nha Trang, one of the favorite beach spots in Vietnam. Just don't get in the water in the winter (the undertow is brutal!)
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Never mind the spikes
That fruit is delicious (and given to our tour guide for free). Dalat in Vietnam.
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Water water everywhere
Waterfalls near Dalat in Vietnam. Part of a tour traveling to the surrounding countryside and several other waterfalls.
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Angus Maclaurin has been a member since 31 March 2008 and goes by gusmaclaurin.
Currently in cubeville South Korea.
Subscriber since March 2008!
I am lost without a camera. Over the past 2-3 years, I have traveled as much as I can, from the Inca Trail in Peru to markets in Taipei. Currently I am working in Seoul Korea, sold out to the corporate machine, but making the most of my vacations with trips to Spain, Vietnam and Shanghai.
You can also find Angus at angus-seoulman.blogspot.com.
