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Zac Herman

Nice photo. Its funny you should mention the bicycle because I actually took a pic. of a bicycle when I was in Hoi An, very artistic looking, and right near the old Japanese bridge. Later, though, I noticed that the bicycle was actually leaning against the entrance to a bathroom :)
I love the muzak culture of Hoi An; it really creates this safe little world for tourists where there's just enough "authentic" atmosphere to explore, and then you can return to your resort in the evening just down the street. Also, everyone speaks English in that area so you never feel uncomfortable or out of place. What an interesting experience! Thx for the post.
Zac
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Zac - you're right about it being a 'safe' destination...really pays to rent a motorbike and go over the bridge or up the road a bit to see what rural life in the central region is all about. For the record, I loathe the muzak!

Tove

Thank you for your lovely blogg.
Found it when I was on my way to Vietnam to become a mother. Unfortenately you write about Hanoi, and we went to HCMC and Rach Gia. But, hopefully, in a couple of years we'll return toghether and maybe see Hanoi too. Hope your still around with your tips then.
Tove from Sweden

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But, hopefully, in a couple of years we'll return toghether and maybe see Hanoi too.

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