192 intense hours in Vietnam #2
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Amazing, man. It may be insane to buy one of those scooters, load it up and just travel around.
Have you ever checked a channel on youtube called c90adventures? that guy has done some insane stuff on a small motorbike.
I love the pictures, but my favourite is the railroad. I can't imagine how it is to have your window/door just so near to a huge train passing. In my farm the train passed like 300-400 m from our house and it looks like it's inside, imagine 1 meter away hahaha.
Ha! Thanks for your comment @mrprofessor!
Well i have not seen it yet, need to check it out!
Yeah those railways are really impressive and always fun to watch. The funny thing is , that on this railroad are actually hostels so u really can get the feeling of how it feels to be 1m away from the train. Ha!
Holly Moly, imagine waking up during the morning "ahhh let's go out breath a bit" then a gigantic steel wall comming your way hahahaha
Lmao :D ,- Well in that case you will be awake -100% Ha!
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I suddenly want to live at that old railway, how beautiful it is! What a cute place to visit is Vietnam! Awesome shots, great post! :)
Greetings!
Ha! it was definitely an amazing place to visit!
Thank you for your nice comment, @ailindigo :))
wow lovley story of journey,, best of luck enjoyed, upvoted
Thank you very much @yousafharoonkhan! Hope you have an fantastic day :))
Amazing post...love it!
Thank you very much @ubikalo :) Means a lot to me if someone takes the time to read it :))
Those pictures are so nice, and you can see it's very very crowded over there. I think I would go nuts standing in between that many people lol. But the report is good, thanks!
Thank you for your comment @anouk.nox! Really appreciate it :))
Ha, well it looks worse than it was - there was still some room to move and walk :D
Then you did a great job making the pictures lol, because the impression is that you have no space left lol :) I get a bit claustrophobic when I have that little space. Especially because of the heat I will feel like I can't breath .. here in Hungary it's now 31 degrees and I guess the temperature there in Viatnam is even harder to handle because of the humidity.
well thanks :)) It also took me quiet a while to get that shot to be honest :D
Oh well on the side there was like a sidewalk where you can walk through whit not that many people, so there would have been place for you to move.
And yes, Hanoi feels like staying in an Steam Bath, difficult to explain. . It kinda feels like you are melting , ha!
Lol, I can imagine a bit, in Spain (where we lived 14 months) and here in Budapest it can feel like you're melting too. A few weeks ago we had this intense heat combined with the humidity that made me feel like I was about to die lol, a few days later it cooled down (soooo nice to see some rain after these days lol) but when the heat came again, the humidity was totally different. A temperature is only a number, it's the humidity that makes it so bad sometimes..
100% agree with you there.
In the area of Thailand i live, everyone is happy when we got rain. Also the lowest temperature which can be in december, is around 22 degree but it feels like 10 degree in europe because of the humidity :))
Awesome post and stunning photos!
Thank you :))