day two
Well day 2 was met with the usual honking that begins @ 6am, got up, ate, wandered round Lenin park (very commie style funnily enough), and moved to our new hotel in the centre of town.
visited the mouseleum of Hop Chi Min, basically a small shrivelled up old guy, surrounded by a stack of guards, the whole expeirence lasted 2 minutes, but it was interesting... maybe Australia needs its own mummified corpse... Bob hawke anyone?
got a ride back from an old guy, who peddled along, while the two of us sat in this seat, he might have bene having regrets with the combined weight of 140 odd Kg, but he pushed on through the insane traffic, I thought i very well may die. but suprise it didn't happen, that and the fact the whole thing was lop sided (i'm a little heavier then Paulina).
by day two we are experts @ crossing the street, all you gotta do is walk slowly and find something to pray to or for, death hasn't followed yet...hurruh!
visited the mouseleum of Hop Chi Min, basically a small shrivelled up old guy, surrounded by a stack of guards, the whole expeirence lasted 2 minutes, but it was interesting... maybe Australia needs its own mummified corpse... Bob hawke anyone?
got a ride back from an old guy, who peddled along, while the two of us sat in this seat, he might have bene having regrets with the combined weight of 140 odd Kg, but he pushed on through the insane traffic, I thought i very well may die. but suprise it didn't happen, that and the fact the whole thing was lop sided (i'm a little heavier then Paulina).
by day two we are experts @ crossing the street, all you gotta do is walk slowly and find something to pray to or for, death hasn't followed yet...hurruh!
2 Comments:
Sounds like fun. You two could try sitting on top of each other to balance the rickshaw. ;)
we did, a couple of cities later in a 1 man cyclo.... it works i tell you!
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