NVA Pith Helmet Guy, Hue, Vietnam
After wandering the Imperial City for most of the day, we strolled outside the huge city walls to a local cafe devoid of other foreigners. Enjoying some strong and delicious Vietnamese "white" coffee (with sweetened condensed milk), we watched the world go by, including this old guy lounging on a bicycle in his pith helmet, also enjoying watching the world go by. Old war items like clothing and this pith helmet are common sights among the local civilian populace, with some stores like our American army-navy counterparts selling nothing but surplus war goods. The quality is good and nostalgic for these proud people's sense of past war tribulations and glories.
After wandering the Imperial City for most of the day, we strolled outside the huge city walls to a local cafe devoid of other foreigners. Enjoying some strong and delicious Vietnamese "white" coffee (with sweetened condensed milk), we watched the world go by, including this old guy lounging on a bicycle in his pith helmet, also enjoying watching the world go by. Old war items like clothing and this pith helmet are common sights among the local civilian populace, with some stores like our American army-navy counterparts selling nothing but surplus war goods. The quality is good and nostalgic for these proud people's sense of past war tribulations and glories.
NVA Pith Helmet Guy, Hue, Vietnam
After wandering the Imperial City for most of the day, we strolled outside the huge city walls to a local cafe devoid of other foreigners. Enjoying some strong and delicious Vietnamese "white" coffee (with sweetened condensed milk), we watched the world go by, including this old guy lounging on a bicycle in his pith helmet, also enjoying watching the world go by. Old war items like clothing and this pith helmet are common sights among the local civilian populace, with some stores like our American army-navy counterparts selling nothing but surplus war goods. The quality is good and nostalgic for these proud people's sense of past war tribulations and glories.
After wandering the Imperial City for most of the day, we strolled outside the huge city walls to a local cafe devoid of other foreigners. Enjoying some strong and delicious Vietnamese "white" coffee (with sweetened condensed milk), we watched the world go by, including this old guy lounging on a bicycle in his pith helmet, also enjoying watching the world go by. Old war items like clothing and this pith helmet are common sights among the local civilian populace, with some stores like our American army-navy counterparts selling nothing but surplus war goods. The quality is good and nostalgic for these proud people's sense of past war tribulations and glories.