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Can a meat-loving father raise vegetarian children?
My wife, Cyd, is an unlikely vegetarian. Her mother is a genius with a chicken or a pot roast, and their small apartment in New York remains a kosher carnivore's delight. For nights out, her family could walk to temples of meat like Sammy's Roumanian Steak House and the Second Avenue Deli. But as a young girl, Cyd decided that eating meat was unethical, and she resolved that someday she would become a vegetarian. The summer before college, she worked to acquire a taste for eggplant, chickpeas, and other staples of the meat-free diet. She became a fine vegetarian cook; today she can do indescribable things with lentils.
From the time we met, I admired Cyd's commitment to vegetarianism. I had taken baby-steps toward vegetarianism myself: After reading Peter Singer's Animal Liberation in my mid-20s, I had given up chicken, which seemed to me the most cruelly abused of all the factory-farmed animals. Yet when, during our courtship, Cyd said that having a vegetarian household, and doing our best to raise vegetarian children, was important to her, I hesitated (or, rather, picked a long, loud fight). I didn't object to the meat-free household, and she was not asking me to abstain from meat in restaurants or at friends' houses. But trying to raise vegetarian children seemed to be buying trouble. I immediately generated a list of potential problems: Would it be healthy? What would our parents think when we asked them not to serve the grandchildren tuna fish? Would our children feel left out, abstaining from hot dogs at ballgames and birthday parties? Most important: Would they seem like freaks?
Now that I am a parent of two little girls, one of whom is old enough to be eating big-people food with gusto, I realize that the concerns I had were actually pretty trivial. Dr. Storeygard, our pediatrician, assured us that as long as the kids get enough protein and fat, they'll be fine. (Vegans, who don't eat milk or cheese, have more reason to worry.) The family fears have come to naught, too. Our parents, siblings, and friends have all been very sensitive to Rebekah's dietary restrictions, and they keep her happily stuffed with noodles, hummus, and broccoli. And it's already become clear that for every vegetarian child, there are about 10 with food allergies, so if Rebekah ever feels bad forgoing a Hebrew National frank, she can commiserate with the girl who can't eat peanuts or with the poor lactose-intolerant babe who will never have ice cream.
Keeping the girls from meat, and from ridicule, while they're young—that's turned out to be easy. But vegetarianism will prompt other parenting questions, and I haven't solved all of them yet. For example, what will we do when the girls have social events that don't include parents? Someday soon, they will be going out for pizza with their friends, and Cyd and I won't be there to order the veggie toppings. Will they be permitted to order meat? Obviously, they'll do what they want, but if what they want is to eat meat, will they have to hide it from us?
Cyd has a stock answer to this question: "When they're old enough," she says, "to explain that they know the animal has been murdered and that they want to eat the murdered animal anyway, then they'll be permitted to do so." She's kidding about the language (I think), but she's dead serious about the principle. Only when they're old enough to understand the ethical question will they be permitted to answer it for themselves.
Cyd's rule seems right to me. Eating meat isn't like cheating or stealing, which parents should always forbid. Nor is it like eating junk food or watching trashy TV, treats that children should learn to enjoy in moderation as the guilty pleasures they are. Rather, eating meat is a serious ethical choice but also a personal one. It can't be treated cavalierly (like junk food), but it can't be universalized (like the rule against cheating). Environmentally disastrous factory farming is, I think it's safe to say, always wrong, or at least always undesirable. But what about eating free-ranging, kindly treated, "happy" meat? What about eating meat that would otherwise be thrown away, as some "freegans" do? These questions admit enough ethical debate that a teenager, even a 'tween, may decide for herself.


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The Skaneateles Town Board will hold a work session at 5:30 p.m. on Monday, April 7 to further discuss a possible town hall move.
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The board has already held one such meeting on Feb. 24. Since then councilors took a tour of the former fire department truck bay area that it would need to renovate if it were to accept the offer to move there extended by Village Mayor Marty Hubbard earlier this year.
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AUTHENTIC MEDAL SAINT ARCHANGEL RAPHAEL Also known as Azariah; Angel of Love; Angel of Joy Condition: PERFECT NOT BROKE Form: ROUND Measures : 5/8" inches without loop approx. The thickness is of 1/16 " inches approx Color: SILVER Material: SILVER GERMAN This Auction is for: 1 (one) Medal About this item: Hello, the October 15, 2006 I was to Saint Rita Sanctuary. I bought used catholic items, and new catholic items, and antique catholic items, before I was to see to the priest July and He blessed all items togethers. I take some pictures. The priest in the picture is Priest July (Julio), He italian and He is the Priest of this Sanctuary. I was all month. I love this church. This sanctuary has 75 years old in 2005, actually has 76 years old. The saint Sede of Vatican named "sacred sanctuary of saint Rita" Remember all items was blessed. Thanks priest July!!! St. Raphael Feastday: September 29
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St. Raphael
St. Raphael is one of seven Archangels who stand before the throne of the Lord. He was sent by God to help Tobit, Tobiah and Sarah. At the time, Tobit was blind and Tobiah's betrothed, Sarah, had had seven bridegrooms perish on the night of their weddings. Raphael accompanied Tobiah into Media disguised as a man named Azariah. Raphael helped him through his difficulties and taught him how to safely enter marriage with Sarah. Tobiah said that Raphael caused him to have his wife and that he gave joy to Sarah's parents for driving out the evil spirit in her. He also gave Raphael credit for his father's seeing the light of heaven and for receiving all good things through his intercession. Besides Raphael, Michael and Gabriel are the only Archangels mentioned by name in the bible. Raphael's name means "God heals." This identity came about because of the biblical story which claims that he "healed" the earth when it was defiled by the sins of the fallen angels in the apocryphal book of Enoch. Raphael is also identified as the angel who moved the waters of the healing sheep pool. He is also the patron of the blind, of happy meetings, of nurses, of physicians and of travelers. His feast day is celebrated on September 29th. Raphael the Archangel Also known as Azariah; Angel of Love; Angel of Joy Memorial 29 September ; formerly 24 October Profile Archangel . One of the three angels mentioned by name in Scripture, and one of the seven that stand before God's throne. Lead character in the deutero-canonical book of Tobit in which he travelled with (and guarded) Tobiah, and cured a man's blindness; hence his connection with travellers, young people, blindness, healing and healers. Traditionally considered the force behind the healing power of the sheep pool mentioned in John 5:1-4. Born wasn't Died hasn't Name Meaning God has healed or Healer of God Patronage against nightmares ; apothecaries ; blind people ; bodily ills ; doctors ; druggists ; archdiocese of Dubuque, Iowa ; eye disease ; eye problems ; guardian angels ; happy meetings ; insanity ; love ; lovers ; mental illness ; mentally ill people ; nightmares, against ; nurses ; pharmacists ; physicians ; archdiocese of Seattle, Washington ; shepherdesses ; shepherds ; sick people ; sickness ; travellers ; young people ref int to seller: 7 -200- SANCTUAY BLESSED BY P.JULY y m 50
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Anti infantry and light Armour Reconnaissance mech with 25mm chain gun and marker light variant. Although not the most heavily armed or armoured mech the grasshopper found its niche with variant loadouts and good power to weight ratios, this allowed it to be thrown around like a rag doll as noted by the giant grins on most pilots upon shift switch. With its limited flight capabilities the mecha is often seen on the battle field bouncing from one location to the next out of harms way, hence the name grasshopper.
Recently the primary roles of this mech war to secure down heavier mechs and its pilots and provide points of reference for heavy armaments during the colony wars on mars.
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Recently the primary roles of this mech war to secure down heavier mechs and its pilots and provide points of reference for heavy armaments during the colony wars on mars.
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Very good work and incredibly precise.
I love the sci-fic mood of the whole work, would look awesome for a movie.
The details are very well done.
Interesting, so this is all with digital art programs?
Yep, all photoshop in this case. I alter my method every few drawings, sometimes beginning with traditional line art or marker pen drawings that I scan in and paint over. Doing the line drawing in photoshop then colouring, or drawing block colours and continuing to work in until its done. And finally using [link] method of messing up a photo to create abstract forms and painting over it until something is recognizable, without as much success though.
That's really cool. I own a tablet and have a few programs, but I just can't get the hang of it. I love seeing what can be done though. I like to hear about other people's processes when it comes to using them.
Wow what a machine! Great design, and I love the red light
Amazing job! Detailed and complicated, yet it's so interesting and it never tended to complicate my eyes while viewing! Great use for the point of interest which is it's bright red eyes!
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GReat job
I really like all the details. Very great work
great details! great job
Really cool. I like the details, and the description is amusing! Grasshopper, indeed! :3
Well that is just badass. FAN-F**KING-TASTIC, dude!
This is beautiful!
I honestly can't say something to improve it, because it is completely not my medium, but to me it looks really neat and well executed
Great amount of details!
great light effect ,impressive detailed work.
Thank you.... 'o' that hand only has three fingers
Amazing ^^ it's so detailed, I honestly would never be able to draw something like this!
Sure you can, it just involves an overly complex ritual of sacrificing hamster after hamster to the almighty wacom......and practicing a lot because of course the first few hamster are going to be a bit hit and miss until you work out a proper technique.
But in all seriousness it is just practicing as often and as much as you can.
But in all seriousness it is just practicing as often and as much as you can.
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Amazing! So realistic, this looks like a still from a movie, great work!
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In an era of Auto-Tune and "orchestral-pop," two middle-aged ex-lovers from Glasgow, Scotland who just sing and play their guitars have made the year's best -- most uncomplicated and straightforwardly quality -- pop record. Take Sex With An X's title track; using three tried-and-true pop song ingredients -- rah-rah handclaps; a repetitive, cycling chorus; and guilty, admissive lyrics ("Feels so good, it must be bad for me/ Let's do it, let's do it again"), it's the catchiest, most carefree pop song you've heard in months. Eugene Kelly and Frances McKee's songwriting formula hasn't changed much since their debut was released twenty years ago, but it works so well, why would they? Using only their knack for animated melodies, breezy guitar riifs, snarky lyricism, Sex With An X is able to convey a world of rage ("Ruined"), melancholy ("The Devil's Inside Me"), irritation ("I Hate the 80s" -- "What do you know? You weren't there/ It wasn't all Duran Duran, Duran Duran"), resignation ("Overweight But Over You," about the condition known as Eating Too Much When You're Depressed; Kelly and McKee gleefully shout, "Hey fat mama! I'm a fat man!"), and reality checks ("Poison Pen," which could be said to reflect the duo's own former romantic relationship -- "You compared me to an angel," sings Kelly; "Yes, Lucifer, I fell for you," McKee responds).
Tender young bands looking to change the face of pop music with their metaphysical lyrics and hi-tech electronic equipment could learn a thing or two from the Vaselines. "I think he liked the simplicity of the songs," Eugene Kelly told me recently, speaking of his and McKee's most famous fan, Kurt Cobain. "There was something childlike in them, some innocence." Sex With An X continues with that tradition of simplicity and clear lines -- it doesn't pretend to be anything more than a collection of pure, unadulterated pop music, and with songs this good, it doesn't need to be.
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"Bourton...four villages in one." Top 5 Page for this destination Bourton on the Water by lou31
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Apart from wanting to see this pretty Cotswold village I came to Bourton with a quest to see it's famous miniature village.
Situated behind the Old New Inn it really is a masterpiece of craftsmanship and design. I have a fascination for anything miniature and this really captivated me. My only regret was that because of time I could only stay a short while.
I have more pics and info in my tips.
These pages on Bourton are more like pages of the model village, but I couldn't help it.
There are actually four villages you see. Bourton proper. Then the model village and then a model of the model and inside it yet another!
The name Bourton comes from the Saxon word BURGH which means a fort or camp and TON which means a village or settlement. So it's name means 'the village beside the camp'. There is evidence of far earlier settlements in this part of the Cotswolds. Stone Age and Bronze Age burial mounds are common throughout the area. On the northern edge of the village is the sight of a Stone Age encampment, which was subsequently occupied by later civilisations. Iron Age currency bars from around 300 BC were found there during excavations carried out in the last century. They are now reside in the British Museum.
Now apart from the model village Bourton is very pretty. It had this nice little stream running down beside the main street complete with bridges. There were loads of shops and eateries as well...what more could you want? Unfortuneately my bus had to leave and I never got to see very much of the place.
- Pros:A typical Cotswold village complete with scenic river.
- Cons:Can't think of any one.
- In a nutshell:A nice place to spend a day.
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Hi Lou, I took a friend from Sydney when she was over a few years back and we greatly enjoyed the model village too. cute pics here.
Oh wow! I'm definately going to visit this place....when I get to Europe! :o) Hugs xx
The model village was so sweet--I can just imagine the number of hours and attention to detail its construction required! Regards from Texas...
Lovely place, like all Cotswolds villages. The model village is so cute.
Nice pics and tips. Looking for ideas to show a friend around the Cotswolds.
I'll try and fill in some gaps for you, I'm booked in already. Good enthusiasm
Gorgeous little town. Nice pics.
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So you've seen the Simpson's movie and you want to tell that joke from it with "I'm a Weiner". It's really very easy.
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1Ask the target If they saw have seen the Simpsons movie (if they say yes, don't go on with the joke)
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3When they ask what the treasure was, say, "The Treasure of Imaweiner"
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2005 (SENIOR): Veteran receiver who has recovered from an injury to work his way back into the rotation ... ranks sixth in Notre Dame history for average yards per reception in a career (18.9 ypc) ... has averaged 40.6 yards per touchdown catch in his career (seven for 284 yards) ... has played in all 11 games this season, starting twice (BYU and Syracuse) ... has 23 catches for 277 yards (12-yard average) this season ... made two catches for 31 yards against Stanford, including a 25-yarder on a key third down play in the fourth quarter ... caught three passes for 62 yards (20.7-yard average) in the win over Syracuse, including a 32-yard catch ... had one reception for six yards in the win over Navy ... made one catch for six yards versus Tennessee ... started against BYU as the Irish opened in a five-receiver set ... made one catch for eight yards against the Cougars ... made one catch for five yards against USC ... had a career-best seven receptions for 68 yards against Purdue ... had six catches for 87 yards (14.5-yard average) against Michigan State, including a 33-yard reception ... had one reception for four yards against Michigan ... has logged 102:05 of playing time with five special teams appearances.
2004 (SENIOR): Played in all 12 games, starting three contests (Washington, Purdue and USC) ... set the single-season mark for yards per catch, averaging 25.75 yards per reception ... made 20 catches for 515 yards and a team-high six touchdown receptions ... returned from a knee injury to catch his 20th pass of the season, to qualify for the season-best record, against Oregon State in the Insight Bowl ... was the team's most valuable deep threat ... finished second on the team with 515 receiving yards ... had the second-most touchdowns on the squad ... caught a 46-yard touchdown pass in the Michigan game, Notre Dame's first score on the way to a 28-20 upset of the seventh-ranked Wolverines ... had three receptions for a team-high 123 yards versus Michigan State ... hauled in a 53-yard touchdown pass against the Spartans ... in his first collegiate start, he caught two touchdown passes versus Washington ... one went for 27 yards and the other was a 24-yarder ... caught four total passes for 74 yards against the Huskies ... had three receptions for 61 yards versus Purdue ... grabbed two passes for a team-high 40 yards in the Navy game ... longest catch against the Midshipmen went for 30 yards ... grabbed a 33-yard touchdown pass against Boston College ... hauled in three passes for a career-high 128 yards against Pittsburgh, including a 36-yard touchdown and a 46-yard reception ... had two catches for 13 yards in the USC game ... made 48 special teams appearances and logged 159:51 of playing time at receiver.
2003 (JUNIOR): Played in all 12 games, primarily on special teams ... made appearances at receiver in eight games ... caught three passes for 80 yards and a touchdown ... also returned 11 kickoffs for 174 yards (15.8 avg.) and made one tackle on special teams ... made a nine-yard catch against Purdue ... made his first kickoff return of the season against Pittsburgh, a 17-yard runback ... returned two kickoffs for 26 yards versus Florida State ... ran back two kickoffs for 26 yards versus Navy, including a return of 22 yards ... returned one kickoff for a career-long 23 yards versus Brigham Young ... made his first career touchdown catch against Stanford on a career-long reception of 65 yards ... also returned three kickoffs for 51 yards versus the Cardinal ... returned two kickoffs for 31 yards against Syracuse ... logged 21:15 of playing time and made 86 total special teams appearances.
2002 (SOPHOMORE): Played in 10 games as a reserve wide receiver and on special teams ... made one catch for 18 yards and returned one kickoff for 12 yards ... credited with one tackle (an assist) on special teams ... made first career appearance versus Maryland ... posted first career kickoff return (12 yards) versus Michigan ... pulled in first career reception versus Rutgers, an 18-yard catch from Pat Dillingham ... also played in the 2003 Gator Bowl against North Carolina State ... played 10:47 and made 51 special teams appearances.
2001 (FRESHMAN): Did not see action as a rookie wide receiver ... competed as a member of the Notre Dame track and field team during the 2002 indoor season.
HIGH SCHOOL AND PERSONAL DATA: Collierville (Tenn.) High School ... rushed 39 times for 258 yards and two touchdowns as a senior despite a knee injury that cut his season in half ... also made 15 tackles and recovered two fumbles in 2000 ... finished with 1,212 all-purpose yards as a junior in 1999, serving as a receiver and running back ... caught 17 passes for 305 yards and five touchdowns in 1999 and rushed for another 325 yards on 62 carries with four touchdowns as a wingback ... averaged 39 yards on 15 kickoff returns with three touchdowns in 1999 ... blocked six kicks and returned one for a touchdown ... made 61 tackles and four interceptions as a junior ... scored 14 total touchdowns overall as a junior, scoring five different ways (rushing, receiving, kickoff return, interception return and blocked kick return) ... honorable mention all-state pick as a junior ... had 297 all-purpose yards in the 1999 game versus Whitehaven, including 72 receiving, 42 rushing and a 90-yard kickoff return for a score, plus eight tackles and a forced fumble ... blocked three kicks as a sophomore in 1998 ... won two letters in track as a sprinter ... played baseball and was a standout baserunner ... attended Notre Dame football camp in summer of 2000 ... full name is Matthew Louis Shelton ... youngest of three children ... born April 1, 1982, in Memphis, Tenn. ... graduated from the Mendoza College of Business with a marketing major in May of 2005 ... currently enrolled in graduate studies at Notre Dame.


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I did this one really fast, Maybe about 6 or 7 hours, ive been trying to work looser and not stress about the details for a change. But i have been working on a really detailed painting on and off that is going to be my best piece yet. So watch me If you don't already! Inspired by buy some of brenthollowell's work, great artist check him out! [link]
It goes immediatly in my favs, and I'm picky.
You caught the thing about Cold. Personnally, I thing the antlers are too much, but without it's absolutely not the same.
You caught the thing about Cold. Personnally, I thing the antlers are too much, but without it's absolutely not the same.
Woohoo!!! SPLENDID!
Splendid work!
Really good, is quite interesting see how the cracking on him came to effect. Gives an idea of very old age in a cold weather...
can you make fire like this one will be realy happy oyou can
Cold, Eerie, definatly not evil though. Feels neutral, nature guardian kinda thing
Gosh, this is incredible
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That's pretty awesome. Creepy. But awesome
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I officially love him<3
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Thank you :], what do you think made me paint this? take a guess.
Umm from the looks of it, icebergs? Looks like lots of tiny icebergs blended together like jigsaws.
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An exploration in the beauty of flowers against the backdrop of night.
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Today you fly with Singapore Airlines from your departure city to Singapore. On arrival you will be transferred to your hotel.
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Overnight Singapore – Swisshotel Stamford
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Singapore – Siem Reap
This morning you transfer back to Changi airport for your flight to Cambodia. On arrival in Siem Reap you will be met and transferred to your hotel.
This evening you will enjoy a Welcome Dinner at the hotel to meet your fellow guests and travellers.
Overnight Siem Reap – Victoria Angkor Hotel & Resort
Day 3
Siem Reap – Angkor Wat
Enjoy an early breakfast at your Hotel before we visit the ancient capital of Angkor Thom: the South Gate, the Bayon Temple with its 54 towers of enigmatic smiling faces of the compassionate Boddhisattva, the nearby temple-mountain of Baphuon, the Royal Enclosure with the Phimeanakas temple, the Elephants Terrace and the Terrace of the Leper King. Explore the famous Angkor Wat Temple (built in the early-mid 12th century) which has been dedicated to the Hindu god Vishnu. This huge temple-mountain, built by King Suryavarman II, is considered to be a masterpiece of Khmer architecture and art. Even though Angkor Wat is the most photographed Khmer monument, nothing compares to the actual experience of seeing this incredible temple. Angkor is one of the most important archaeological sites in South-East Asia and UNESCO has set up a wide-ranging programme to safeguard this symbolic site and its surroundings.
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Overnight Siem Reap – Victoria Angkor Hotel & Resort
Day 4
Siem Reap – Embark Cruise
Today your river cruise from the Holy Angkor to the Mekong Delta begins!
You bid farewell to Siem Reap and travel by air conditioned coach for a 5 hour journey through remote villages, witnessing rural life in Cambodia. On arrival in Prek K'dam you board the luxurious River Ship the RV Amalotus which will be your home for the next 7 nights.
Welcome drinks are served in the elegant Saigon Lounge with a short briefing about the ship, followed by lunch served in the stylish Mekong restaurant.
The Captain raises the anchor and cruises towards Kampong Chhnang. Along the way, enjoy a picturesque view of the vast Tonle Sap Lake which at certain times of the year can be up to 150km in length.
At 6pm you will join the Cruise Manager in the Saigon Lounge for a safety demonstration and briefing, followed by a Captain's Cocktail.
Tonight enjoy your special welcome dinner onboard.
Important note:Every passenger must wear a lifejacket on all small boat excursions. Passengers who refuse to wear lifejackets will not be able to join the excursions by small boat. Lifejackets are to ensure all passengers safety on small boats.
Please note:Onboard accounts can be settled using cash or credit card. The ship does not accept payments made by Prepaid Cash Cards, Diners Club Cards or EFTPOS
Overnight Luxurious River Boat RV Amalotus
Day 5
Kampong Chhnang – Kampong Tralach – Oudong – Prek K'dam
Joining a small boat excursion near Kampong Chhnang, we take you into the wetlands that form the mouth of the Tonle Sap River. Along the way, pass a number of floating villages and watch for the stunning array of birdlife. Rejoin the ship as you sail towards Kampong Tralach. You may like to attend a presentation by your local guides in the Saigon Lounge on Cambodia – The Past & Present.
Today's afternoon touring starts with a 20-minute ox-cart ride from the riverbank of the Mekong, through the countryside and a small village on a dusty road, past rice fields and amused locals. After your ox-cart adventure, travel by coach to Oudong, the former capital of Cambodia. Visit the spectacular Buddhist monastery where you will have the opportunity to partake in a Buddhist blessing ceremony. Afterwards, a short coach ride will take you back to the ship at Prek K'dam where we will dock for the night.
After dinner, there is the opportunity to view a documentary on the Pol Pot regime in preparation for your touring in Phnom Penh.
Overnight Luxurious River Boat RV Amalotus
Day 6
Koh Chen – Wat Phnom – Phnom Penh
Early this morning we arrive in Koh Chen village for a leisurely walk. You have the chance to visit some home workshops which manufacture copper wares and purchase some souvenirs, before your ship departs for Cambodia's Capital Phnom Penh.
After lunch become orientated with this spectacular city on a walking tour to Wat Phnom, one of the city's most important pagodas. Afterwards, you may like to visit the local markets to try out your bargaining skills or return to the ship for a relaxing afternoon on the sundeck. Tonight before dinner you will be treated to a special Khmer folk performance by some local children.
The next two nights we are docked in Phnom Penh, so you are free to experience the nightlife of Phnom Penh.
Overnight Luxurious River Boat RV Amalotus
Day 7
Phnom Penh
This morning you will explore more of Cambodia's capital, Phnom Penh. Visit the Royal Palace, home to King Norodom Sihamonias well as the Silver Pagoda, named due to the floor of the pagoda which is covered with more than 5000 silver tiles weighing 1kg each.
The remainder of the morning is yours at leisure to either return to the ship to relax or visit the markets to pick up some bargains. The markets are also where the brave can try the local delicacy of fried tarantula and crickets.
After lunch on the ship, an excursion will take you to the Killing Fields and the Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum, where you will learn about Cambodia's Khmer Rouge history. For those not wishing to partake in the afternoon touring, you are welcome to remain onboard the ship or further explore Phnom Penh on your own.
Overnight Luxurious River Boat RV Amalotus
Day 8
Border Crossing – Tan Chau
Enjoy your morning at leisure, as you cruise towards the Vietnamese border.
After lunch in the Saigon Lounge, perhaps attend a cooking class and fruit-carving demonstration onboard the ship while the border crossing formalities are carried out.
Later this afternoon, arrive in Tan Chau – the first Vietnamese town on the Mekong River.
Overnight Luxurious River Boat RV Amalotus
Day 9
Tan Chau
After breakfast, explore Tan Chau, a small river town untouched by tourism. Board a small boat and navigate the narrow channels to visit an evergreen island for an insight into the authentic rural Mekong lifestyle. Travel along the small tributaries where stilt houses haphazardly lean on one another.
Following this, pass by a local floating fish farm as we cruise to the shore and tour the village Tan Chau by a local rickshaw called Xe Loi. This type of rickshaw can only found in this area, you will take a trip to a silk factory as well as a rattan mat factory before returning to the RV Amalotus for lunch onboard.
This afternoon, your ship continues cruising towards Sa Dec. You may like to attend the onboard presentation on Vietnam – The Past & Present.
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Sa Dec – Cai Be
This morning, arrive into Sa Dec and take a tour of a local brick factory, where all the bricks are still made by hand. You will then visit a Cao Dai Temple, a Vietnamese founded religion which draws on aspects from a number of beliefs including Buddhism, Confucianism, Taoism as well as Christianity and Islam.
Following your visit to the temple, travel by boat to the town of Sa Dec where you will visit an Old Vietnamese Chinese house as well as walk through the bustling markets along the paved river banks.
During lunch we cruise to Cai Be, our final excursion town on the Mekong. Here in Cai Be, take a local boat for an afternoon excursion. Go ashore to visit the colourful port area, with its colonial buildings including a French Gothic Cathedral. Visit a local factory which manufactures rice paper as well as coconut candy and popped rice before a farewell dinner onboard this evening.
Overnight Luxurious River BoatRV Amalotus
Day 11
Disembark Cruise – Saigon City Tour
After breakfast, your Mekong River cruise comes to an end. Bid farewell to the crew and disembark the ship at My Tho Port and take a 2 hour (depending on traffic) journey to Ho Chi Minh City (Saigon). We will take a coach tour around this large and chaotic former capital and visit some of the city's landmarks which includes the Post Office, Notre Dame Cathedral, built by the French in1877, the former Presidential Palace, War Remnants Museum, Cholon, and the Ben Thanh Market, which is popular with tourists and has a large range of goods including souvenirs for sale.
Check in to your hotel then the rest of your day is at leisure to explore or relax at the hotel before dinner this evening.
Overnight Saigon – Intercontinental Asiana
Day 12
Cu Chi Tunnels
This morning you travel northwest to Cu Chi to visit the former underground VC village. After watching a video filmed by the Vietnamese during the American war, you view and explore the widened tourist tunnel systems and learn more about the conditions the people lived in, the hardships they faced and the amazing ingenuity employed to maintain life in the tunnels. We walk past huge bomb craters, evidence of the heavy bombing campaigns in the region during the Indochina conflict, discover hidden entrances right beneath your feet, wander past tiny little chimneys in the ground that dispersed smoke from the underground kitchens, sample some of the simple cuisine that local fighters would have survived on and have an opportunity to venture into the tunnels and explore the complex. Lunch is alongside the picturesque river and upon returning to your hotel your time is at leisure to laze by the pool or continue your sightseeing.
Overnight Saigon- Intercontinental Asiana
Day 13
Vung Tau
This morning after an early breakfast, you journey south to Vung Tau via Hydrofoil. Upon arrival take a tour of this seaside resort which during the Vietnam war was used by both the Australian and American army as a logistics and rest area, stopping to visit the White Villa, the former area known as "Flags", the sandy beach located across the road from where the Peter Badcoe Club once stood and the VC Memorial located where 1 ALSG once was.
After lunch you board a cable car for a scenic ride to the top of the "Big Hill" which was formerly known as Radar Hill. You are provided with a panoramic view of Vung Tau and its beaches. The remainder of your day is free to laze by the pool, or continue your own sightseeing.
Overnight Vung Tau – Imperial Hotel
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Long Tan – Vung Tau
Service to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the Battle of Long Tan
At this time we are waiting on the DVA for information regarding the service and the day's events.
Overnight Vung Tau – Imperial Hotel
Day 15
Baria – Long Hai – Vung Tau
Today we offer three different options for you to choose from.
Option One: War History
This morning you travel northeast stopping at the growing township of Baria. Continuing onto Nui Dat, you pass the former village of Dat Do and the shell of the Horseshoe, which was mined many years ago. Whilst few remnants remain of the former Task Force Base you will have time to explore the area and see the local school situated at the end of what was once Luscombe Airstrip. We then travel to the Long Hais and visit the Minh Dam secret zone and VC Museum, you can at your own pace climb to the apex of the Long Hai, for spectacular views of the surrounding area. We then return to Vung Tau and the remainder of your day is at leisure
A moderate level of fitness is required for today's trek.
Option Two: Cooking Class
Enjoy a relaxed morning tour around Vung Tau. See the impressive scenic views of Vung Tau's shoreline from the Jesus statue, considered one of the tallest statues of Christ in Asia, its outstretched arms span a little over 18.4 meters. Originally started in 1972, construction was only completed in 1993. The more adventurous are welcome to climb to the top of Jesus' arms and enjoy the breathtaking panoramic view of Vung Tau city. Also visit Linh Son pagoda, a lovely ochre-coloured building that fuses French and Chinese architecture. The giant bell is said to be made of bronze mixed with gold. Then onto your exclusive interactive cooking class followed by lunch and eat what you have created.
Option Three: Hot Springs
Travel to Binh Chau hot water spring (70 km) from Vung Tau. Enjoy mud bathing in the pool, with temperatures around 37°C, the minerals in the water are said to be beneficial to bones, muscles and skin, and to improve blood circulation.
The hottest spring reaches 82°C, which is hot enough to boil an egg in 10 to 15 minutes. Vietnamese visitors boil eggs in the bamboo baskets set aside for this purpose. There are a couple of giant chicken statues decorating the springs where you too can boil up a snack for yourself, with raw eggs on sale. Return to Vung Tau in the afternoon.
Overnight Vung Tau – Imperial Hotel
Day 16
Vung Tau
Today is at leisure for you to explore all Vung Tau has to offer. Why not visit Tran Phu Fish Market in Vung Tau which is renowned for its fresh seafood and their special preparation techniques. Tran Phu Fish Market, just off of Sao Mai sea port and fish village, boasts some of the freshest seafood, the entire street is lined with vendors who love to bargain. Or visit Vung Tau's own market built to cater to the everyday needs of the locals, the market has since overflowed onto the surrounding streets, boasting dried fruits, embroidered velvet and delicious local fare. The night market is usually the best place for handicrafts, but during the day, many stalls and souvenir stands can be found on the major throughways. Whether you are seeking out porcelain figurines, woodcarvings, some beachwear or simply a postcard, it can all be found here.
Overnight Vung Tau – Imperial Hotel
Day 17
Vung Tau – Binh Ba – Saigon
This morning farewell Vung Tau as you makes your way back to Saigon via the village of Binh Ba. A refreshment stop is made on the way and you should be back in the city of Saigon by lunch time. As this is your last day in Saigon, your afternoon is free. Any visit to Vietnam should include a massage, whether it is head, neck & shoulders, full body or foot, they all come highly recommended so spoil yourself ladies and gentlemen, you will leave the salon feeling years younger.
There will be a group dinner tonight.
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Day 18
Saigon – Australia
For those not travelling north, sadly your journey ends and you will be transferred to the airport for your flight home on Singapore Airlines.
Day 18
Saigon – Danang – Hoi An
This morning you board your flight north to Danang, which is located in central Vietnam. On arrival you board our private coach for the short drive south to the former trading port of Hoi An, which still retains the feel of centuries past. After booking into your hotel explore Hoi An on a walking tour along the narrow streets and cross the 400 year old Japanese covered bridge and visit ancient houses, galleries and a silk tailor shop. Experience has taught us that most travellers will spend the afternoon in the tailor shops getting measured for suits, shirts, blouses, dresses etc.
The remainder can continue to explore this historic township full of shops and galleries or return to the hotel and relax around the magnificent pool.
This evening you might like to dine out in one of the many river side restaurants.
Overnight Hoi An – Hoi An Historic
Day 19
Hoi An – Danang – Hoi An
This morning drive to Danang, Vietnam's fourth largest city and visit the unique Marble Mountains. Providing the weather and your fitness allows you can, at your own pace, make the long climb to the top and enter Huyen Khong cave. You will be rewarded with magnificent views of Danang, the surrounding mountains and China beach.
Those unable to make the climb can visit the marble factory to watch the workers create the intricate statues which are available for sale. Next you visit the Cham museum with its artefacts dating from the 7th to the 15th centuries. After lunch you take a tour of this sea port city and visit the original China Beach.
Danang was home to the greatest concentration of US military personnel during the Vietnam War.
Overnight Hoi An – Hoi An Historic
Day 20
Hoi An – Hue
Mid morning you farewell Hoi An and travel north across the stunning Hai Van Pass, stopping at Lang Co Beach for lunch. After lunch you continue your journey north to the former capital Hue arriving mid afternoon. The imperial City of Hue is straddled by the Perfume River and was the capital of Vietnam during the reign of the Nguyen dynasty, the last dynasty in Vietnam.
After booking into your hotel your time is at leisure to explore this historical city.
Overnight Hue – Saigon Morin
Day 21
Hue City Tour
After breakfast you visit the ancient Citadel, which is situated on the northern bank of the Perfume River. The Royal complex is a world heritage site and is a remarkable piece of architecture, square in shape, 10 km in circumference, 6 m high and 21 m thick with 10 entrances and 24 watch towers. This afternoon board a Dragon boat for a scenic cruise along the Perfume River to the Thien Mu Pagoda. On your return to the city you visit the bustling markets.
Overnight Hue – Saigon Morin
Day 22
Hue – Hanoi
This morning you transfer to the airport for your flight north to Hanoi. After booking into your hotel you travel to Hoan Kiem Lake (Lake of the Restored Sword).
Hanoi's lively Old Quarter comprises 36 streets packed with shops selling all kinds of goods, each street named for its primary products sold and where for centuries peddlers have traded their wares. The remainder of your day is at leisure to explore this historic city with its blend of French, Chinese and Vietnamese architecture.
This evening you attend the world famous water puppet show. Its roots are based in an art form that dates back to the 11th century. The tradition of water puppet theatre stems from a time when rice paddy fields were flooded and villagers would entertain themselves by standing in the waist-deep water with the puppets performing over the water.Using large rods to support the puppets it appeared as if they were moving across the water while the puppeteers hide behind a screen.
Overnight Hanoi – Melia Hanoi
Day 23
Hanoi City Tour
This morning you tour the city and see several notable landmarks, including the Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum, the former Presidential Palace, the modest stilt house of President Ho Chi Minh(Nha Bac Ho), One Pillar Pagoda, built in 1049, the Army Museum and the infamous former POW Prison "the Hanoi Hilton". The remainder of the day is at leisure to relax, catch up on your laundry or continue your sightseeing.
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Day 24
Hanoi – Halong City – Halong Bay
After breakfast you depart for Halong City and on arrival board your junk (boat) for an overnight stay on Halong Bay. You will cruise amongst the rocky limestone Islands of natures wonder and disembark to visit the Thien Cung Cave which is one of the more spectacular grottoes. Bring your swimming gear; the boat will anchor in the calm waters of this scenic wonderland allowing you to swim in safety and privacy.
May we suggest an overnight bag for the trip to Halong Bay; your other belongings can be left safely at your hotel in Hanoi.
Overnight Halong Bay
Day 25
Halong City – Hanoi
After disembarking from the boat you board the bus for the return journey to Hanoi, stopping en route for a refreshment stop.
After booking into your hotel your afternoon is at leisure to complete any last minute shopping, you might even consider a relaxing massage, to rid yourself of any aches or pains. This evening there is a farewell dinner.
Overnight Hanoi – Melia Hanoi
Day 26
Hanoi -Australia
Sadly your tour comes to an end and you are transferred to the airport for your flight home to Australia via Singapore with Singapore Airlines.
Day 27
Arrive home
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