David prefered to travel to Poland and Ukraine, a real traveller. He's in his 5th week now; he had prepared his journey well and he's not disappointed by it. He's very happy at what he's seen, experienced and learnt. he's made a lot of new friends, local people or travellers like him.
He doesn't speak Polish nor Ukrainian, but his German and Russian languages were useful. His English and French, not so much!
I'm looking forward ,his return to see his photos
Yeah Yeah,
this country. Yesterday we worked all day with energy supplied by generator, coz energy was cut off due to going over the budget ...
Every house, company etc. pp. gets only a certain amount of electricity. If you used this up, you're of the line ;)
A Tet celebration from the Kanh Hoa province government for foreign workers in Vietnam. Attire=business.
Luckily i know some people from which i could borrowe shirt and pants...
Was nice, but like every vietnamese party the people come, eat fast, drink and off they are!!!!
So, i am back quite fast because i thought that it is maybe a good idea to give a brief summary about my first three weeks in Viet Nam.
It all started really with a hustle with the reason that the airline decided to cancel my diving luggage as well as my sports luggage just a couple days before the flight. so my adventure was to try to fix around 50 Kg into 20 and the fifty allready was only the important stuff. If you go for half a year to work somewhere you need to carry a bit of things. But anyway, found somebody who carried some things for me and eventually i managed to slim it down.
First thoughts on Viet Nam: It's bustling, smells like a poultry shed and everybody uses the honk... And that is one thing i still don't get used to it. It is used like the accelerator, just nearly constantly...
What i really like is the food. First because i am really into seafood and Nha Trang is something like the seafood capital of Viet Nam. Beside that i love noodles as well as rice, both of them plenty here... Ok duckchick in its egg or rotten meat is not everybodys favorite... but the average food is really good. Also here they it spicy it is not that spicy like other asian countrys... I can eat it and normaly i don't like hot food.
later on i will continue, but know i have to work a bit...
I had the opportunity to see Rotterdam a little. The city has been mostly destroyed in WW II and has been rebuilt in a very modern way with futuristic looking buildings.
Oh and I shouldn't forget to mention the impressive immense port, of course, the food (yummy 
) and the typical windy and rainy weather.
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