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Rice Rice Baby90 viewsYes, you guessed it. More rice paddies.
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Afternoon Chat90 viewsThe boys take meager shade below the tree and watch the river below as they doubtless ponder all sorts of things that mean nothing.
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Stick Seller88 viewsAs we departed the path, this woman had some walking sticks on offer.
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Towering Terraces87 viewsSome of the rice hills were quite steep farming indeed.
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Village Kids87 viewsNot yet old enough to dress up and show travellers around.
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Rolling Rice86 viewsThe hills are alive with the stuff.
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Feeding the Terraces86 viewsThe waterfall would doubtless fill these and many other terraces downstream.
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Of Rice and Rain86 viewsAlthough we didn't have much rain the first day, the second was plenty wet.
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Bamboo Forest85 viewsA nice way to frame the photo, wouldn't you say?
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Little Talk84 viewsThe girls chat and adjust costumes overlooking the valley.
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PopuLaura84 viewsVillage girls gather around Laura and ask questions about all sorts of topics, calling her 'lulu' (funny) as appropriate.
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Waterfalls84 viewsThings like this are responsible for creating the Sapa valley.
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Unhappy Kids83 viewsThey look a combination of annoyed and bored. Lucky they weren't looking at me.
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Watering Buffalo Hole83 viewsA high altitude dipping spot.
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Valley Below82 viewsWe were so high up it is hard to tell that all below is terraced.
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Smaller Than a Village82 viewsThis collection of houses is modest indeed.
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Sapa Town81 viewsCrowning the hills and rolling along with them.
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Following the Leaders81 viewsCoo and Mor lead the way with Soo and her basket not far behind.
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Vale of Sapa81 viewsA stream traced to its source.
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Clear Selling81 viewsA beautiful day to spread out a blanket and sell some goods.
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