Hanoi Intersection from SevenDog on Vimeo.
Andy went to Vietnam on his last trip, where he shot this video of a busy intersection in Hanoi.
He had time before this trip to get a visa directly from the Vietnam consulate, so I went with him to get one for myself as well. Had sticker shock again, like the one I got for the China visa... this one cost HK$1,600, or just over US$200. At the rate I'm going, I'm going to end up with like a thousand dollars worth of visas in my passport...!
Snack-sized dispatches from two American expatriates setting up house in Hong Kong.
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