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| Vientiane, the old Australian Embassy / Residence. Pa and Mutti Served here in mid seventies. Now unoccupied, but well maintained. Jing with our guide for the next four days. |
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| Looking back at the tennis court at the Embassy. We didn't figure out why it was unoccupied, but well maintained, eg, here with the groundskeeper |
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| Front of the old Oz Embassy. Now the Oz Embassy shares with the Canadian Embassy, modern building with nice tennis court. |
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| This was the garden of Buddhas, a weird folly, on the outskirts of Vientiane Don't think Mutti and Pa were able to visit it when they were here |
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| View from our Hotel in Vang Vieng, over tributary to the Mekong. This is an adventure playground for young backpackers: kayaking, rock-climing, paragliding, tubing, skydiving.... cheap drugs.... |
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| Again from our hotel, across to another high-end hotel at the other side of the river. Very pretty place |
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| The boats going up the Mekong, from Luang Prabang |
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| Kids swimming in the muddy Mekong, just outside Luang Prabang |
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| Contemplative monk and cats |
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| The something or other falls, just outside Luang Prabang. You could swim and I wanted to, but too slippery for me... |
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| Jing and our guide, Lok |
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| In the crystal water by the caves |
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| With a cool bridge to the water filled caves |
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