Ruminations from the Silver Muse.

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That night it was Indochine for dinner. The menu. IMG_5458-001.thumb.JPG.de0e47caca0b8058ffe8bb7dea8a16d3.JPG
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The welcome coughtail was based on orange. IMG_5461.thumb.JPG.4104abb42fd52a586823c8813d57628e.JPG

As she doesn't do spicy food Mrsdrron had 2 appetisers. The beef tataki and the foie gras and mushrooms. She liked both.
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I had the Tom yum soup which was ordinary and then the Osso buco Szechuan style. It was very tender and flavorsome.
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We both finished with their creme brulee which is fantastic.
 
Dinner was back in Atlantide.
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Mrsdrron started with the laced prawn and then had the lobster. IMG_5465.thumb.JPG.c6f56ccc0acd171534a5c817a4e4c18c.JPG

I started with the curried cauliflower and then lobster salad both of which were nice.
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I then had the steak Rossini. Again a very good steak. IMG_5467.thumb.JPG.7e46f427e7b69c9b6c6c77204c99b93e.JPG
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When we got back to the suite just caught the last of the sunset.
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There were some security people who did need to warn some that they should not climb over the ruins. Usually they were the influencer type.

Now though time to walk back to the bus passing the restaurant and souvenir shop.
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A butterfly stopped long enough for me to get a photo.
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Then back on the bus to Da Nang to visit a marble workshop/tourist trap. IMG_5516.thumb.JPG.fd972ad0c4e1aab59b2b460491555a2a.JPG
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Woodchips. IMG_5521.thumb.JPG.f7871c1a4fcfab8cbfa95c906fa150e7.JPG
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We visited Da Nang in 1999. We had a private tour from Saigon to Hanoi with different guides in Saigon, Hoi An, Da Nang, hue and Hanoi. In Da Nang we were taken to a narrow street with marble statues being Carved by hand. Marble dust was everywhere. You could only buy Marble items there. Now on a new wide road there are gaudy establishments selling a whole range of "hand made" crafts that are obviously mass produced in factories.
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