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[conradsuperb]

Interesting you were still able to venture on the tracks. When I was there, just a few days ago, one selfie goer attempted to make their way past the guards. Let’s just say this didn’t fare well for this particular tourist lol

anyways, cool shots and nice overview per usual, joy. Would have been cool to do a meet up while both in Vietnam. We’re heading to da nang tomorrow afternoon, but know you were just there & now back in Hanoi

Ps- thanks for the mention 😎

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[joythewanderer]

Thanks ^^
I guess we just missed each other. It’s too bad they decided to close the street. Enjoy the rest of your SE Asia trip.

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[livinguktaiwan]

That so sad especially when it's the tourists themselves with no self discipline causing this

[joythewanderer]

totally

[storiesteller]

Nice view. What a pity.

[joythewanderer]

true

[beforeyoupack]

It is so sad that the Hanoi train street got shut down. My friend who co-started the first coffeeshop in that street, and helped to turn it into what it was, wrote an extended article on the shutdown.

If you are interested, here is the link to the article. It is on Medium.

[joythewanderer]

Thanks for sharing. Feel bad for them.

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