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Brick ship restaurant
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Joined an organised tour to the My Son Temple. On the drive out we passed a brick ship! When finished, it will be a restaurant.
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Bamboo bridge
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The way in to My Son used to be over a bamboo bridge, but it has now been replaced with a more substancial structure.
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New bridge
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From the main gate to the ruins was a distance of about 2km. Jeeps were provided to take visitors to the ruins, however, with a long queue and only three jeeps in operation we opted to walk.
At the temple we were given an exhibition of Cham dancing, which had it's origins in India.
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Dancers
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Inside Sheva Temple
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Ruins
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Jeep
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For our return journey, for the last few kilometres, instead of going the whole way by bus, we boarded a boat. For the extra $5,as well as the pleasant river trip, we got lunch as well.
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Typhoon debris on bridge
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Boats
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View
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Boat building
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On the way back we stopped off at ?, where they build boats, for a look around.
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Boats
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Boat similar to ours
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All the boats had Buddha eyes painted on their bows; to protect then and also to help them find fish.
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Boat eyes
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