hey there
so i really only wrote about my haircut yesterday, we did do a little bit more than that (but not much)
we slept in and then went and had an early lunch, after this i wanted to go to a market i'd heard good things about, we walked for a while and ended up at a market that was pretty small, turned out i was looking at the wrong map and we had walked in the complete oppostie direction that we needed to (not sure why ewen leaves me in charge of the map reading) so eventually we made it to he market, sweat pouring off us. the market was really good but we over spent
6 tshirts
2 sets of bamboo bowls
one set of fairy light lanterns
one head band
one bag
doesnt sound like too much i suppose, but its probbaly the most souviners we've brought for the whole trip!
we thought we may as well do it now why we can still afford to shop :-) once we hit europe it will be window shopping all the way, how depressing!
so after some shopping i went to he hairdressers then we went for a look through some of the town and then had tea, that was our day!
here is just some of the phone/power lines around the centre of town.one of many hawkers, we stopped at this cafe to have a drink and ended up with THREE hawkers around us (one selling books, one selling sunglasses and one selling wallets) i caved and ended up buying two books, they are photo copied ones and the covers are printed on photo paper so they are kind of sticky, its a bit weird!!!
me and ewen having after an after dinner drink at a bar around the corner from our hotel
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The phone / power lines are insane!
Haha you're going to have to learn to be stronger with hawkers! They are nuts in Paris and Rome - they shove things into your hands and demand money. I learned the only way to get them to leave me alone was to scream swear words hehe. And the beggers in Europe too...it's a job to them, just remember that!
Andrea
Oh and if anyone ever comes up to you and asks if you speak English, ALWAYS say NO! Even if you say it in perfect English they usually go away :)
Andrea
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