Hoi An farmers have flooded the recently harvested rice fields and are now preparing the soil to plant a new crop of rice.
Rice Paddy, Hoi An
Author: Steve
Born in the United States, photographer, bookworm, expatriate
Bridge in Red, Hanoi, Vietnam
Brightly lit Cầu Thê Húc (Welcoming Morning Sunlight Bridge) connects the shore of Hoan Kiem Lake with Đền Ngọc Sơn (The Temple of Jade Mountain) located on a small island in the lake. In Hanoi’s old city.
Hoi An Old Town, Vietnam
Hoi An Landscape (2), Vietnam
A sunny, bright Hoi An morning seen from my second floor balcony. This photo was taken at the end of May, and in the month that passed since the previous photo was taken, summer arrived and a rice harvest took place. The days are getting longer, and the sun was a half an hour above the horizon at 6:15 am. It was already late for a morning stroll — by 7:00 or 7:30 at the latest, the temperature would hit 90 degrees on its way to a high of around 100 degrees by late morning.
Hoi An Landscape, Vietnam
The view at 6:00 in the morning from the second floor balcony of my home in Hoi An. After four years living in increasingly congested Da Nang with its million plus people, I moved at the end of March to much smaller, quieter, and more scenic Hoi An, some twenty kilometers down the road from Da Nang. This photo was taken at the end of April, about a month after I arrived in my new locale.
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