• Daniel Austin
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This entry is part 11 of 40 in the series The (d)SP0T

The first thing that will blow your mind the first time you go to SE Asia, in my case Saigon, is the number of scooters on the streets and all that people do with them. Day or night, the streets are filled with scooters doing all sorts of things, from selling corn to hauling televisions to carrying entire families. Among these are pedestrians, bicycles, cars and trucks. Traffic laws reminiscent of the ones in the USA are absent except the fact that there are stop lights every once in a while. The end result is an amorphous flow of people that seems impossible to do successfully, but yet it works.

Hauling

Crossing the Street

Intersecting

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(d)SPOT 12: A week in An Giang - Daniel Austin, 7 June 2009
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All That Remains To Do - Rob Spectre, 2 January 2009
His Fervent Prayer - Rob Spectre, 7 December 2009
(d)SPOT 35 - Daniel Austin, 17 November 2009
  • In the top photo, I would go for a caption like:
    X was happily taking his goods to market just like he does every day, when suddenly, he noticed some American had just stolen his soul.

    :)

    Happy Trails Dan.
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