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Floating Vendor
A boat-borne vendor selling Oreos - and other traditional Vietnamese delicacies - to cruise ship guests in Halong Bay.
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Rocky Outcrop
A layered limestone outcrop in Halong Bay.
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Crossing the Street in Vietnam
How To written 21 June 2008
Crossing the street in Vietnam is anything but pedestrian. But follow these basic guidelines, and you should stay safe from Saigon to Hanoi.
Hanoi Intersection
Multidirectional foot and motorcycle traffic in the middle of a Hanoi intersection.
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Hanoi Traffic Chaos
Traffic chaos during the Liberation Day celebrations in central Hanoi.
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Nighttime Crossing
Central Hanoi: The only thing scarier than crossing the street in Vietnam is crossing the street in Vietnam at night.
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Intersection Lineup
Lining up for a busy intersection in central Saigon.
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Unsafe Crossing
Surrounded by speeding motorcycles on a pedestrian crossing in Hanoi.
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Saigon Traffic
Saigon motorcyclists temporarily stopped - in a dramatic break with tradition - at a red light.
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Water Dragon
The Tomb of Minh Mang is perhaps the most ornate of Hue's royal tombs. The main building features intricate mosaics, seemingly made from the shards of ceramic crockery. So not only are these tableaus pretty - they also represent an early, if unintentional, sustainability initiative!
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Tobias Peciva has been a member since 11 November 2007 and goes by peciva.
Currently in Auckland, New Zealand.
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I'm a Swedish expat living in Auckland, New Zealand. I'm into travel, photography, surfing, skiing, hiking, house music, wine, and coffee in the sun. As a result, I have been sleep deprived since 1997.
You can also find Tobias at www.peciva.com.
