Gallery: New Year’s Eve in Nha Trang and dallying on scooters in Da Lat

Posted by lynette on February 4, 2010, at 12:12 pm | Category: Photos, Vietnam | Leave a comment

We'd had a few drinks by this stage....seconds after midnight!
We’d had a few drinks by this stage….seconds after midnight!

Christmas shenanigans out of the way, we were moving onto Nha Trang where New Year mayhem would occur. Following the festive period with a bit of plant life at the flower festival in chilled out Da Lat, surely we would cover all bases of cultural, social and natural wonder over the next week? Would we find some New Year buddies to party with? Do glowstick flowers or real flowers make better photo material? Would Lynette get on a scooter with Steve…and if she did, would she survive? Continue reading Gallery: New Year’s Eve in Nha Trang and dallying on scooters in Da Lat…

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Gallery: Chilling on a beach in Palolem, Goa!

Posted by lynette on November 28, 2009, at 4:12 pm | Category: India, Photos | One comment
Lynette and I going for a Brucie Bonus.
Lynette and I going for a Brucie Bonus.

After our first overnight bus in India, we arrived in Goa. Heading first for our chosen section of Goa in the South, Agonda, which the guidebook reliably told us had a hostel with Wifi, we found the hostel was undergoing renovation and there was absolutely nothing to see or do, including no other people. We quickly revised plans to go to Palolem, a slightly bigger area of Goa beside Agonda and hitched a taxi there. Would we find a hostel with wifi? Which film does Palolem beach appear in? Who is Polish nappy man? And NO MONUMENTS TO TALK ABOUT – YAY!

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A Random Travel Photo!

These traditional head pieces were absolutely stunning, and explained the slowly slowly approach to Thai dance.These traditional head pieces were absolutely stunning, and explained the slowly slowly approach to Thai dance.
These traditional head pieces were absolutely stunning, and explained the slowly slowly approach to Thai dance.

Random Travelling Notes

If you are surprised to see Liverpool being soundly beaten by a local Peruvian side on national TV, it may well be the Liverpool in Uruguay that is playing…