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About Saigon24
- Sam
- PORTLAND, OR, United States
- Saigon24 was a blog during my 3-month stay in Saigon in 2009.
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2009
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September
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- Sidewalk after 10pm
- Sidewalk during day
- Texas beef
- Humongous homes near coffee shoo
- View from new coffee joint
- Saigon get-away
- Childrens book
- Bookstore
- Ants galore
- Chillaxin
- University near house
- The chef
- Dinner on street
- Saigon shoes
- Haircut on street
- Nun on bike
- Street corner hangout
- Tree and plant bike
- The Do Bo
- Rooster man & collection lady
- No spitting campaign
- Sugarcane
- Ancestor worship?
- Bkk airport
- Bangkok 2 rains
- Bangkok by comparison
- Typical men sitting around scene
- Local butcher
- Delivery service
- No school buses
- Ancestor worship
- Rain
- Rooftop view
- Motorbike guards
- More hairy wiring
- Vietnamese donut bread: Banh Tieu
- Mosque
- Jackfruit and seed
- Jackfruit
- Scallops on the street
- Typical shops under housing
- Dregging the river
- Coconut ice cream
- Banana delivery service
- Trash pickup
- Motorbike parking
- Fresh sugarcane
- Dog gone it
- How to cut in front of a big bus
- Love in a straw
- Work til u drop
- Communist yogurt?
- One is the loneliest
- Angels in us?
- Romans invade
- One insanely tall skinny hotel
- Checker board building
- Tin roof tree
- Pretty flower
- International airport arrivals
- To fruit or flame
- Where do you park YOURs?
- Bus stop and more
- Vietnam is run on plastic
- Where to sit?
- Still coal powered
- Keys part 2
- View of river
- Lots of dead chickens
- Traffic light at rush hour
- Electrocution warning
- How is it done?
- Traffic
- Key smith
- Games people play
- Safety first
- Home security
- Main post office in Saigon
- Mooncakes galore
- Uncle Ho sign translation
- Drive through bike accessory stand
- Death flag and more spiderman webs
- Shopping heaven
- Ant proof storage
- Saigon drive thru
- Basket bike
- Poster of Uncle Ho
- Pollution sign
- Spiderman sighted
- Street services on wheels
- Street Music
- Jackfruit tree
- Source of global warming and deafness found in Saigon
- Wedding photos 2 with text
- Wedding photos 2
- Vegetarian day
- To be a bride
- Rotworst comes to Saigon?
- Wealthy Saigon
- Parking
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September
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Why does it have stars and not crescents on top? Is that what makes it more acceptable in a nominally socialist country? I don't think they would do that in China. I remember being surprised in Hanoi that just about every second street or alley had a working temple. Didn't look like they had been converted into factories, like in China.
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