Myth has it that a dragon helped protect the local
people from pirates by turning itself into limestone thereby creating these natural barriers that mimic the contour of the beast.
skip to main |
skip to sidebar
a somewhat irrelevant expose of a veteran, guitar picking, surfer, futebol-loving, devoted husband, father, and traveler.
Followers
Blog Archive
-
▼
2009
(63)
-
▼
October
(49)
- last entry
- No title
- No title
- Epilogue
- tam biet- goodbye
- hong kong buddha and beer
- sky line to Buddha in Hong Kong
- "Former enemies"
- Halong Bay
- boat people in Halong
- The locals who live on a floating village arrive t...
- We really had to pinch ourselves during this entir...
- Myth has it that a dragon helped protect the local...
- This visual experience and peaceful pace makes th...
- Aboard a "junk" about to explore the limestone is...
- Harvesting since the beginning of time.
- The sickle to slice the stalks...ever so sharp. We...
- Rice harvest on way to Halong Bay
- incense
- streets of Hanoi
- central lake in Hanoi
- Hanoi
- ferry from Can Tho
- Baskets of mangoes on way to market.
- Our Interpreter looking at a picture of me from 19...
- The Moleskin
- hello
- friends
- No title
- No title
- the silver lining
- No title
- With such grace their toes grasp the gunnel as the...
- No title
- No title
- Going to Hanoi
- No title
- market day
- Can Tho evening
- Victoria Hotel hallway
- incense cluster
- family making incense
- Can Tho and the Delta
- Nancy getting her temp. reading prior to a school ...
- nancy
- Finalized plans
- 10.1.09-cyclo thru the city
- cyclo riding
- Yupoong greetings
-
▼
October
(49)
absolutely stunning...love that natural structure on the right just hovering above the water. would make for a great painting.
ReplyDelete