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| We take a boat from our hotel to a great restaurant. The pedestrian bridge is beautifully lit. | We'll walk back along that bridge after dinner. | Riverboat cruises. | Gambling cruises too. | Our boat taking us to dinner. | ||
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| Bia Saigon, the local beer in Can Tho, Vietnam. | Dan's martini - do it yourself with ice. | Margarita. | Mekong Sunset (similar to a tequila sunrise) | Richard demonstrates 2-handed drinking | ||
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| Name of the restaurant "S[star]o Hom" - very good! | The tomato bisque soup was amazing. This is pumpkin flowers stuffed with ?pork? and deep fried. Good! | Stuffed pumpkin flower. | All the dishes here were excellent. | |||
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| Walking back from dinner, center of town was full of Chinese New Year decorations. Year of the Monkey. | Monkeys and yellow flowers everywhere. | Celebrating everything Vietnam has to offer - fish in the sea and rivers. Other displays showed the bus routes in Can Tho and the airports of the country. | The whole country, united. | Vietnam rivers and boating infrastructure. | ||
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| Rice paper decorated with flowers. | Vendors making wood carvings of animals. | He's making them as we watch. | Lotus flower surrounded by yellow sunflowers. | Vendor with balloons for kids. | ||
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| And a whole stand of balloons. | Police and security keep order with a whistle and baton, and they are obeyed - we saw just one whistle blow and a yell of something cause a bystander to jump up from where he was sitting on one of the decorations. | Another vendor crushing sugar cane for the juice. | Obligaory statue | |||