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Three naive Australian kids travelling the world looking for unexploded mines and cheap region free DVDs.

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By chalk December 15, 2008

Dinh Y restaurant - great food super cheap.

Outside of Dinh Y.

Food market opposite Dinh Y.

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guestbook

By Pauk January 01, 1990

Hello! This entry is going to be our makeshift guestbook. Feel free to leave a comment. - Paul

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Zi plays the boingy thing

By Pauk July 23, 2006

What's this thing called? Zi plays the boingy thing on Vimeo Timelapse - Clouds on Vimeo Timelapse - Bad Spring Rolls on Vimeo

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So Bec, I have been thinking...following various circumstances involving food poisoning i have come up with the following theory! I have realised that the only times i (and many fellow travellers) have been sick has been when i have eaten at restaurants...we have the veggie spring roll ordeal in Sapa last year and Kaz and i had the killer seafood in Koh Chang, Thailand. This trip i have been mainly eating at food stalls in markets and roadside and never been sick (not including the koh chang prawns of death). my theory goes as follows: The restaurant is more likely to carry bacteria and have cross comination due to the fact that it isn't packed up, cleaned and moved everyday like food stalls. Also you can't see how they cook the food or how the food is stored! The food at stalls is fresh everyday because there aint no fridges! So far my theory has proved me right, though i won't hold my breath! ;)