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Breaking Bread
This picture is our favorite from Viet Nam. This is probably the first time these shy young children have ever had bread |
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Home Sweet Home
Mom and the kids |
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Shy boy
This little guy was so cute and loved the bread we gave him |
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Holding up the roof
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Modern Appliance
This sewing machine was definitely the highest order of modern convenience that we saw in this village |
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Note the small boy
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Young Man
By chance we this young boy's picture in the market, visited his school in Sapa and found him at his hilltribe home for the weekend |
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Red Heads
The "red Zao" tribe people wear these headresses and eloborate dresses everywhere |
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Constantly selling!
These two hilltribe ladies followed Chris for about two hours trying to convince her to "buy from me" |
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Follow the yellow brick road...
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New Road
Being built by hand for the villagers and the increased tourist traffic |
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Entourage
Permanently accompanied everywhere |
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Sisters
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Home for 8-10
Multiple generations share one roof |
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Kitchen
Inside the dirt floored home. The living is very primitive |
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Stove top stufing?
No electricty and no gas forces the typical family to cook over fire wood |
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Stand Aside
These water buffalo were being herded by a boy that looked about 8 years old. He was actually around 13 |
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Tractor and plough
This scene is typical all over Vietnam |
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Departure view
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