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Smaller boats had lawn mower size engines. Steering with your feet seemed to be popular. He might be looking for his flip flop.
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Further up the Mekong we stopped at a Buddhist temple.
Every little boat repair spot seemed to be occupied. This is an inboard similar to what we were in. I saw lots of shiny propellers and not because they were new.
Hand propulsion was still around. She will sell you a plain baguette or make you a sandwich (banh mi).
Smaller boats had lawn mower size engines. Steering with your feet seemed to be popular. He might be looking for his flip flop.
All of the larger vessels were loaded beyond USCG regulations. Where's the bow lookout?
We followed this boat through a narrow canal at low tide, staying back far enough not to get sprayed when he had to lift his prop. His discharge water would vary in color from light chocolate to dark chocolate depending on the amount of mud in the cooling water.
A typical fancy setup. Some of the larger vessels appeared to have petrol auto engines. Most had rudimentary or no muffler.
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Smaller boats had lawn mower size engines. Steering with your feet seemed to be popular. He might be looking for his flip flop.

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The Mekong has been used commercially for centuries and it shows.
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