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| Flowers at the bus station near Mui Ne ('ne' like the n-e in 'nest') |
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| Tet Celebrations |
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| Bam! |
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| Acrobatic boys are here. |
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| Mui Ne or the street near Mui Ne is Russia center. Let's go to bar 'hard stem', guys... |
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| Red Sand Dunes! The reason Mui Ne is worth it! |
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| Most of you sled in the snow this winter, I sled in the sand. |
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| You can only surf so far on sand... |
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| Makin' friends all over the place! |
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| Surfin', get in touch with baby Dasha. |
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| Why is there sand EVERYWHERE??? |
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| What is a day in the life without sunsets. |
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| Young love. |
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| South China Sea. |
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| Who's ridin' this motorbike bitches?...I was quickly kicked off (even though I rocked it. No doubt.) because the MAN needed to drive. I mean, look how displeased he looks. Men. |
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| Chinese cemetery. |
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| White sand dunes |
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| Walking the grade. |
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| Ok. I did not actually ride the bike on the sand. The man did. Whatever. This photo is still awesome. |
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| Swimming in the South China Sea. |
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| Freedom. |
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| Making friends everywhere I go. |
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| Sand angel. This one's for you: Anna K, Helen. |
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| Three Germans and a Russian jumping face first into sand. |
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| Sunsets. Forever. |
The dunes are so beautiful!
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