Colourful Cho Da Lat (Central market) is filled with some of the local ethnic minorities who come to sell their produce.
Will be back on 3 May so until then I have posted some photos from the streets of Dalat.
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Takubar Beach, Kokopo, Papua New Guinea
Jules
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4 comments:
Ha ! These are all nice picture of their daily life.. I did like these.
Have a great time and do not work to hard...
HWDB.. hello again my frind... are we partying while the cat is away.. :o)
Nice street scenes. Hope you enjoy your time in Vietnam and take more street scenes for us...hehehe. I really enjoy your Vietnam blog. I hope to visit Vietnam .
The photographs are very nice and show a peaceful place. It is hard for me to accept that my nephew died there during the war. We, the United States, go to war with many people and nations and then those we fight become our friends or we become friends with them. I think it is good that we do but I still don't understand the reason for the war in the first place.
I love "daily life" pictures. That last one, with the little girl is adorable.
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