All Quiet on South China Sea

Not much to report of late. We eat, sleep, swim, walk, read, eat. It's a very lulling sort of place Mui Ne, not a whole lot you feel obliged to go look at. We took the Jeep tour of what sights there are yesterday. There is a ravine, some sand dunes, the fishing village and that's about it. Apparently there are some markets in the village so we might get a motorbike and ride up there tomorrow.

K takes in the scenery, such as it is, with a couple of English lasses.

There is so much good food here and so cheap. The restaurant next door we eat at least once a day. 4 dishes and a couple of drinks less than $5. The service is less than stellar but who's complaining at that price? I had a delicious Omelette, Baguette and Coffee this morning for $1.20. It's right on the water, the floor is sand and they don't give a fig what you wear. Walk out the front door of our little hut, fall in the water, walk out and straight up the steps of the restaurant in your wet bathers and bare feet. Definitely my kind of place.

                       Our local Restaurant.

Friday is looking like the day we might head down the road a bit further. Apparently you can get an open bus ticket to Hanoi and just get on and off when you want so that might be the go. 

  Who knew that's how they make dried shrimps?