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Me atop one of the many oxidized limestone karsts dotting the park trails
View of Sapa town from one of the lookout points
Me contemplating the mountains, with Fanispan (the highest point in Vietnam and Indochina) on my mind
Peter and Paul atop Dragon Jaw Mountain park in Sapa, Vietnam
Wandering down one of the alpine streets of Sapa
Sapa is a busy tourist hub but still quiet enough for water buffalo to stroll through town
Drying firewood chips in the bright alpine sunshine of Sapa
Drying mushrooms in Sapa, Vietnam.  These are used in medicinal rice wine infusions
On one of the restaurant terraces pointing to Mt. Fanispan, the highest point in Vietnam and the Indochina region
Our first night was foggy with clouds and light rain, we chose a bar with a fireplace to keep toasty, we never imagined we\'d need to keep warm in Vietnam in April
Some of the many H\'Mong street vendors in Sapa, they are canny and persistent hawkers
A red Dzao craftswoman in the market, they work busily creating beautiful sewing and needlework textiles
Dried herbs and plants used in traditional medicine of the hill-tribe peoples
Me having a ca phe sua (coffee with sweetened condensed milk) at Café Peter in Sapa, Vietnam
Peter with Peter, proprietor of Café Peter in Sapa, Vietnam
Enjoying a Ha Noi Beer on a rooftop terrace in Sapa, Vietnam
Glorious green in the valleys of the Hoang Lien Son mountain range
Paul with passing H\'Mong villagers on the footpath above Sin Chai, note the farmers preparing the rice paddies for the coming rains
Villager resting above the rice paddies, we saw mushrooms in his basket which he was collecting in the higher elevations (and we saw villagers threading these on strings and hanging to dry)
Passing goat herder in the footpaths connecting villages below Sapa town
H\'Mong child on the farms between Cat Cat and Sin Chai villages
Paul resting and snacking amid lots of vertical scenery
Feeding the pot-belly pigs, we learned they love peanuts sauteed in coconut milk
Peter on one of the valley village footbridges, waiting for a H\'Mong tot to pass

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rio-de-janeiro-066 rio-de-janeiro-151 Joss sticks slowly churning out incense at the Thien Hau Temple, Ho Chi Minh City Smiling at the village youngsters in Sin Chai wondering why on earth I would feed the pot-belly pigs bread (I had dropped the loaf on the ground earlier so it was sullied) Traditional Vietnamese street musicians lit by candles, a visual and aural delight! My new friend Yvo from Holland who is working with Kiva on a Dutch version of the website, small world! No Bolivian farmland would be complete without an Andean cameloid Plaza de Armas Inca Trails: these centuries-old roads still connect the towns of the Sacred Valley Rappelling inside the Umajallanta cave

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