When we were in the planning phase of this trip, I wasn't sure I wanted to go to Vietnam. I was nervous about stories I had heard about crime, health and safety, crowded buses, etc. and I wasn't really sure how comfortable I would be taking the kids to this country. After doing some research, I came across some information about a small town called Hoi An and decided this might be a great place to spend some stationary time- soaking up the culture, enjoying cheap food and doing some school work. So that's just what we did. We spent 10 lovely, low key days in Hoi An, Vietnam. One of many flower displays along the river A calm town in the morning The famous Japanese covered bridge Hoi An is a town of about 120 000 people. It used to be a major port- for the Champa kingdom from the 2nd to the 10th centuries and then, after the 15th century, it was one of South East Asia's major ports. The Old Town of Hoi An is a UNESCO World Heritag...
You guys are brave and you are very open to trying new things. Your parents are making your world tour a huge learning experience. You made a really cool journal Parker!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the nice words about my journal - everything on the journal was made from elephant poo! I love learning on this trip... my other favourites are: Japanese Samurai, elephants in Thailand, caves, cooking classes, my times tables, snorkeling in Hawaii and lots more!
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DeleteGreat post Parker. Are there other kinds of animal poops that are being turned into paper products? The colours of the paper are very vibrant, were plants used to add the colour? Very cool.
ReplyDeleteYes - they also use Cow and Horse poo, but not at this park. They use poo because the animal's guts break the fibers down to be more thin and so it's better for making paper. The colours come from food colouring! Thanks for your comment, mystery commenter ;)
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