5 minutes after we were dropped off in Danang it started to rain, and the weather followed up all the way up to the top of Hai Van pass. Fortunately, it improved considerably for the perilous ride down the other side. This ended up being the longest ride of the trip, covering the 115km from Danang to Hué into a head-wind!
Hai Van Pass |
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The weather was brighter, if not actually sunny, for the dangerous ride down the other side. Fortunately, I was taking frequent photo-stops. |
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Lang Co |
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The main road passes through a tunnel, and the roads meet up again on a spit of land at Lang Co. |
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I'm not sure about this lad's choice of pet |
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The Road to Hué |
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