Mui Ne, Vietnam

Another beach town, but much small than Nha Trang. The beach is covered with seashells while the ocean has fishing boats all along the shoreline. We decided to take a swim at one of the beach resorts, but that was sorry lived as we were kicked out. I probably should have mentioned this earlier but they call their bathrooms here water closets. Typically marked W.C. I ran into a couple friends I met up north at one of the clubs. Their names are Fekix and Erika. Both very nice and both from Sweden. 

We booked a half day tour around the area. First walking up, "fairy stream". Here is where sand dunes mixed with the stream water. It's not uncommon to see herds of cattle on this quick little jaunt. On the tour we had for others girls from China and a guy from Germany. The Chinese girls told us we were brave to quit our jobs to come out here. Not sure if that's the term most others would use. We rode in the back of an old modified US army jeep that was abandoned after the war. The sand dunes were similar to the ones in Utah. The sand was very hot beneath our feet. Here we messed around, did some tricks.