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Day 82: Heading for Ho Chi Minh City
Today (or yesterday, dependent on when I publish this post) marked my last journey in Vietnam. I still have a […]
Day 79: Nha Trang’s rubbish and a Public Health hero
Now, there’s a provocative (clickbait) title for an article. Am I saying Nha Trang is rubbish or has rubbish? Another […]
Day 78: Don’t go chasing Waterfalls… Again
Different waterfall, folks. I’m not recycling old posts. I’ve always quite fancied riding on the back of a Vespa and […]
“But is it authentic?”
This is a question I’ve heard asked a few times in the last few days as I’ve been travelling around […]
Day 66: The road to Ha Long Bay – art supporting people affected by the Vietnam War
Despite my inability to correctly book a hostel and send my actual pick up details (as opposed to the wishful-thinking […]
Day 63: Getting away from it all to Trang An
Time to leave Hanoi. When I arrived at the alleged boarding point for the bus today I was told the […]
Day 37: What’s the difference between Beijing and Xi’an?
It’s not the start of a joke, it’s a question I’ve been mulling over this afternoon. Beijing is full of […]
Public Health Reflections: Beijing Green Space
On arrival in Beijing, I was struck by the levels of smog and, with the city being virtually shut down […]
Day 30: Final Approach to Beijing (and was anybody deported?)
Back on board the train at midnight, with two hours before we were scheduled to depart Erlian, passengers settled down […]
The Adventures of Phileas Fiona 
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