One from the archive. This is from a trip to Vietnam a couple of years ago, and no trip there is without a tour to the Mekong river that is a lifeline of that region.
-Ray
Tag Archives: Mekong
Picture of the day: Daily life on the Mekong river
Another from the archive, but previously not shown. This is shot at the mighty Mekong river in Vietnam last year. A very interesting place to be, with a lot of history and culture. The Mekong is the lifeline, and todays image is of what I guess are some local fisherman that are out doing what they to, surrounded by stunning scenery.
-Ray
Picture of the day: Shipping on the Mekong
This is from the Mekong river in Vietnam, and the workers was loading the boat in a small side river that the mighty Mekong is made up of.
-Ray
Picture of the day: A lonlely boat
Todays image is from the mighty Mekong river in Vietnam. The shot is made in one of the many small channels and little river that deviates from the main river .
-Ray
Picture of the day: So many coconuts…..
This little image is shot at the Mekong delta in Vietnam last summer. No stop in South East Asia should be without a trip to the mighty Mekong. After some hours on the river we went ashore on this little family run coconut business. This young man had the job of splitting them open, and as you can see of the piles of coconut on all sides of him. His job was done with skill and efficiency.
-Ray
Picture of the day: In the middle of the furnace
This image is from the Mekong river in Vietnam, and it is inside a furnace at a brick factory. The mudbricks is put in here, and heated until they are ready to be used.
-Ray
Cleaning out coconuts at the Mecong river
One of the many highlights of the trip to Vietnam, is to visit the mighty Mekong. When I was there we got to visit at family business that was producing coconuts, and the image is showing a man that have the job of cleaning out the coconuts. The job was very fast and really impressively done.
-Ray
Picture of the day: A fisherman at the Mekong river
I had a lovely trip at the mighty Mekong river the other day, and the the use of the Mekong as the “vital nerve” of the area was quite clear.
-Ray
