ALONE in the DMZ 🇻🇳 VIETNAM by MOTORBIKE Ep:17

[@PaddyDoyle.]

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[@Joey-ct8bm]

Where did you get that fuel? Do you remember the name of that village?

[@pantip57]

Patty Watch JP Reacts for The American perspective on current life here . It’s a parody.But True

[@teresaheckendorn3871]

Stunning Paddy...and i thought Canada had trees....Vietnam is amazing scenery..Thxssss

[@richardlphillips]

Paddy, i cannot stand to watch stuffy nosed travel documentaries on ‘normal’ TV anymore. They do absolutely nothing for me, and compare in no way to this raw, off the beaten path, real, honest and spectacular documentaries you are churning out week after week. I cannot wait to just get home and experience another country from your perspective. This is the standard, and you are absolutely nailing it. Thank you 🙏🤌😊

[@vannguyenanh4693]

“Đò lên Thạch Hãn xin chèo nhẹ/ Đáy sông còn đó bạn tôi nằm/Có tuổi hai mươi thành sóng nước/Vỗ yên bờ bãi mãi Ngàn năm” - Trích thơ: Lê Bá Dương

[@bennguyen9267]

Thanks for taking me to the beautiful scenery of my motherland that i have always dream of, great attitude and funny ,the best you tuber that i have watched so far ,take care and keep up the good work .My tension gone up when you shown the fuel gauge , very brave !!!

[@anhbinbaccuc8850]

The reason why central Vietnam has so many quiet hill side scenic roads is because these roads are very dangerous, they caused so many accidents in the past, that's why 2-3 tunnels have been dug through the ,mountains in the past decade for cars and trucks, they cut back the time and accidents ......if you pay attention there are a lot of small shrines along these hillside roads, as local people set up for the victims of these car accidents .

[@daynaupho]

Chào bạn! Chả hiểu chú thích của bạn có ý nghĩa gì? Bạn muốn truyền tải gì tới Kênh này?

[@phanle2870]

Cho Paddy Doyle nghe mấy chuyện ma trên đèo Hải Vân của cánh tài xế đường dài VN khi đi qua mấy cái miếu này ko biết có dám đi nữa ko!

[@ChipCoDon3]

The Ho Chi Minh road was built only as a backup plan in case of war or the roads from north to south along the coast were damaged by war or natural disaster. Because Vietnam's geography is narrow in the central region, in the history of Vietnam it is easy to be divided into two parts, so this road has very few vehicles, but when there is a war, weapons will be transported by this road.

[@ayylmao-25]

@@daynaupho haha Vậy ông đó bình luận có đúng không? Đúng hay sai nói luôn. Không lòng vòng.

[@beverlyweber4122]

My Dad volunteered to serve in the Air Force in Vietnam. He and my Mom talked about it at length and they knew by the time I was born in 1964 that the war was going to get hot. He wanted to put in his time over there BEFORE things got bad. Fortunately, he was sent to Germany instead, and this is where we lived during the late 60's, safe from harm's way. Vietnam was always a big thing in my family as my uncle served over there and we also lived at Travis Air Force Base where all the returning service members landed at the end of the war. I want to go to Vietnam as a form of closure for my family. p.s. I am an Av-Geek as well. Mentour Pilot and 74 Gear plus the planes landing and ALL the air disaster documentaries!

[@PaddyDoyle.]

ahhh interesting... Thanks for sharing 😌

[@vanthienthomas2237]

America didn't lose a single battle, the war was lost in Congress and because the leftist mainstream media was whipping up anti-war protest. The death knell came when Democrats like senators Joe Biden and John Kerry voted to cut off funding for South Vietnam. At the time, Henry Kissinger was using China to fight the Soviet Union but now the situation has changed since China has become bellicose and is aiming for world domination. Vietnam has got its chance now since it's the only country in the region which has the guts to stand up to China.

[@runwader]

if you make it to Saigon, go to the war remnants museum, it'll tear your heart out. if you think what Russia has done to Ukraine is terrible, that's nothing compared to what the usa did in Vietnam.

[@hungcuongnguyen293]

Just make a trip to VN , you will see that the Vietnamese people are not rancorous at all . The past was already left behind and our former enemies ( the Chinese , the French and the Americans ) are today very welcome in our country , except if they ( especially the Chinese ) plan another bad `coup` to us again

[@donaldcroom1483]

seeing the crashed helicopter ep 17 really got to me. i will also visit there as some closure on the american war.

[@peterstoll8366]

I love the freedom of the country roads - even if stress levels go up when running out of fuel! It's an adventure!

[@PaddyDoyle.]

Absolutely 🤗

[@kimtuyenbui7257]

I don't usually give like to videos, but now I have to go through the trouble of going through all your Vietnam videos and give each one a BIG FAT LIKE, as I think you are very honest youtuber, and you captured Vietnam in angle that never been viewed before. well done Paddy! keep it going mate!

[@marywhite5584]

Well now I can scratch Da Nang off of my “Would like to go to list”!

[@tubui5410]

Vietnam beautiful, I love Vietnam

[@lewis_bui]

Love From Viet Nam.

[@ffn4s08]

The transport aircraft is a C-130. In the DMZ it was "infamous" for gunship role, especially at night, when NVA convoys were most active. My uncle, my dad's older brother, was killed by one of these. He was a truck driver for the NVA. Actually his remain still burried in one of the cemetery along HCM highway in Ha Tinh province that i'm quite sure you have passed by on your way. A bit of sad history here for sure. But life go on. Have fun in VN!

[@runwader]

sadly Americans dont know the true story on the war crimes committed by the usa. not only innocent civilians were bombed, but allies too.

[@thumtlnguyen3626]

We all lost in the war. My brother and my cousin were killed by NVA rockets in 1972.

[@hanoireview]

Người Mỹ đáng chết. 58.000 người Mỹ chết, Còn chúng tôi, có tới 2 triệu người Việt đã chết trong cuộc chiến tranh này

[@thumtlnguyen3626]

@@BayxaVN Tôi và bạn như Bắc Hàn và Nam Hàn thì có gì là lạ. Điều khôi hài là chả thấy nam thanh nữ tú VN nào chọn nước XHCN anh em Bắc Hàn du học, lấy chồng giảm nghèo hay làm thuê cả. Họ toàn chọn xứ sở của bọn Hàn Quốc bù nhìn, đeo chân đế quốc Mỹ.

[@thumtlnguyen3626]

@@BayxaVN Ít ra câu văn của bạn lịch sự có học hơn những thằng DLV khác dốt mà cử tưởng mình thông thái. Bạn cứ giữ ý kiến của bạn. Tôi vẫn giữ ý tôi.

[@paladin1410]

Paddy, if you need petrol in remote village, just say “xang” then the local will show you the way.

[@ThailandThomas]

Glad you did not run out of gas Paddy! Seeing the military museum and all those old war relics, is sobering. I am obsessed with airplanes myself. That must be while you are such a good drone pilot. You always provide use with beautiful scenic shots of Vietnam countryside. Great video like always!

[@PaddyDoyle.]

Thanks mate 😊

[@NickyDunn]

Hiya Paddy, I love this. With every new video, it just gets better and better. Amazing drone footage. Perfect tunes. Why watch TV when you have Paddy Doyle? You always make me smile. Brilliant as always. Love you dancing. It makes me nervous for you when you get low on fuel. Can you carry a little bottle, in your basket, for emergencies? Very informative regarding the war. So sad how many lives were lost. The planes and helicopters were huge. It always amazes me how they get into the sky. Very informative about visas. And always great to hear you have taken time with Miss P. Beautiful video. You are a tonic. Always feel-good vibes. Very uplifting. Thank you. Have a wonderful week.

[@ThailandThomas]

Very nice Nicky

[@PaddyDoyle.]

Thanks 🙏

[@teresabarberot2506]

I never knew how beautiful Viet Nam is. Guess they have come a long way since the war. All I ever knew was what my oldest son’s Dad would say about being a Marine there and how awful the war was. Unfortunately I have lost them both. Thank you for showing the beauty there and the warmth of the wonderful people there. Take care and happy travels. Maybe carry some fuel bags with you to save walking if you run out. 🙏☮🤗

[@melissafrye76]

Definitely sobering to see the remnants of war... I love airplanes and things that fly! My dad was in the Air Force so I grew up with planes flying overhead and airshows... I haven't watched any KZbin videos on flying yet though... Hmmm.... 😆😁 I know we all keep saying it but Vietnam really is such a beautiful country with beautiful people. Thank you, again, for sharing!!

[@PaddyDoyle.]

Thanks Melissa. Missing you at the quiz night

[@melissafrye76]

@@PaddyDoyle. I couldn't respond today because I was driving - in and out of cell signal. (On my way to Florida) I miss being there too!

[@tomdiesen4767]

Now you are going to enter another portion of Vietnam, likely may be some culture shock for you soon. Am myself back in southern Vietnam after a week up north. Brace yourself. :)

[@murph9813]

Hi Paddy, it's good that 40 years have passed. 45 years ago you would have had to dodge bullets traveling through there. Enjoy yourself.

[@connielinz879]

Thanks Paddy for another fabulous video. I just love your enthusiasm. Glad you eventually found some petrol Vietnam is definitely amazing. 😍

[@PaddyDoyle.]

Thanks Connie 😘

[@marqui1968]

PADDY DOYLE !!!!! Have you been told today ? YOU’RE A FREAKING LEGEND !!!!!🙌😃🤯🤠👏🕺💥⭐️🍻🏍⛽️🙈⛰💚🎶🇬🇧🇻🇳 Drone footage = Oscar worthy 👍👏😘

[@BornToBeFamed]

The type of freedom one truely desires.

[@phuongthanhnguyen1146]

Áp đặt cái loại tự do phương Tây thì có thể gọi là tự do được không.

[@jeffjones921]

Great video, and I agree with you….that section of the trip was the best, and barren…no food options. After Hoi An, I suggest you hit the coast (eventually) at Quy Nhon, then enjoy the coast all the way to Phan Rang Thap Cham. I know the One Pack Wanderers did not like Nha Trang, but on either side of it the coast is beautiful. For a night or 2 or reset/ recharge…it’s good. Craft beer! Beach bars!

[@rlymimdful]

Brought back such wonderful memories when I did the trail 5 years ago. Still as beautiful as ever!

[@thunguyettran3240]

I can't believe that my country is so beautiful. Thank you so much

[@elphantasimo]

Sooooo exccccciiiiiiiited.... Mr. Paddy I haven't been this excited about any tv show and here you are a one man show doing great stuff while delivering top notch content. Big love and may the universe amd the gods be on yourside at all times

[@PaddyDoyle.]

ah thanks!

[@bsmith6646]

Can't wait for the Hai Van Pass. Glorious time was had a few years back. It's stunning 😍👌

[@HoangLam]

As a Vietnamese, thank you for doing this series.

[@ikhong]

Watching from Malaysia. Been following Paddy since lockdown

[@yewbtang1848]

Watching from Malaysia too. Interesting content. Top notch editing and footages. Brilliant!

[@melissacaballero289]

I was very nervous that you were going to run out of petrol, what a relief LOL. Beautiful shot at the end of you pulling up in front of the fort and flag, nicely done!!!

[@davesivirn2283]

Bringing back some great memories. I did it the opposite direction in 2020 just before covid hit hard. Yeah there is that 200km stretch where there is virtually no people or traffic. Amazing. I am planing on doing it again this fall. Hoping they have the 90 day visas by then.

[@highbrand]

Area around Khe Sanh museum looks so different to when I was there 20 years ago. It was all just red earth then, with abandoned artillery and no buildings. Now it looks like the green has finally returned.

[@MovingOurWorld]

I was thinking the same. Visited in 2013 and it was still red earth then. Cool to see the changes.

[@wycheee]

Great drive Paddy and absolutely stunning.

[@PaddyDoyle.]

Thanks mate 😊

[@bradmack8953]

Really enjoying this series, Hue was by far my favourite place in Vietnam. The DMZ museum bought back memories as well. Travel safe. xx

[@anhbinbaccuc8850]

Ok I just checked VIsa Top website in Vietnam released 29 April 2022, You can apply for 3 months visa like before, but it's a one time entry, you have to leave after 3mths and cannot extend after 3mths, and cannot leave and come back during those 3mths even if the time is still valid, (eg. stay for 1-2mths and leave and come back) .......the current 1mth visa allows you to do 1 day (couple hours) border run through Cambodia and Laos many times and come back. ..........Back to the video, In Vietnam you can buy a separate bottle of gasoline for back up if you plan to travel to remote areas. A 1 litre Coke bottle will do ....

[@lighty9036]

First time I've seen you. Bloody brilliant.

[@richardevans3801]

Nice to see that the plant life has returned. As it was still quite barren from the agent orange when I visited the DMZ

[@jayfallon]

Nothing beats Paddy's language skills.

[@mariettathornton5924]

We’re totally enjoying your adventures in Vietnam Paddy! Love your drone footage of the countryside, the HCM trail and the DMZ zone! Thanks once again for sharing another amazing video 😊

[@harvey1126]

Hi Paddy, I don't know if you will still be in Hue by the time you read this message but if you are I recommend you go and visit the temple named Từ Hiếu Temple. This is the temple that the Father of Mindfulness was ordained at aged 16. His name is Thich Nhat Hanh. His story, his life, is well worth checking out. There is not a lot to see there but the bell alone is worth the visit. I'm sure it's the bell from "The bell chant". The place has an energy to it.

[@dhm20396]

Same opinion as you

[@tonyheath7125]

Hi Paddy, as usual another great VLOG. I particularly like the intro music as it suggests that a great video is coming up and you most certainly deliver with that!! I also liked the accompanying music throughout the VLOG too. I hope you enjoy Da Nang and Hoi An just as much as I did when I was there. If you get time take a look (at night) at the Dragon Bridge in Da Nang. It emits flames out of the mouth of the dragon. About every 10 minutes or so. Also I would strongly recommend going to Marble Mountain near Da Nang. Take care of yourself and keep up the excellent work you’re doing.

[@QuanNguyen-og6pq]

Another beautiful video. I do envy Thailand for having you there making videos for a long while. I hope that you could do something like that in Vietnam in the future.

[@andy-kai-chan]

Really enjoyed your camera work on this video. You music selection is also spot on.

[@darm1735]

Thanks Paddy, for bringing even more great memories flooding back to me, from the war museum and the beautiful Hue city. Did you get to see the young Vietnamese boy band in one of the bars in Hue, such good entertainment! A friend of mine had a panic attack whilst in the tunnels there, that was quite amusing too!! 😂😂 with you all the way mate, take care 🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@duluxdog71]

Is that khe sahn.....fascinated by the vietnam war.the battle for hue....incredible.such a beautiful country....great vid too👏👏

[@iseetheworldbywaywardsolez3146]

As per again, absolutely stunning scenery your shooting, great EYE.

[@azarthi]

Glad you included the visa part, I felt a bit rushed when I was in Vietnam didn't think of doing a visa run

[@PaddyDoyle.]

No worries 😊

[@mikebaker7522]

Another enjoyable video - thanks. When you get to HCMC you will be able to visit the War remnants (atrocities) museum and try to hold back the tears.

[@ScottandtheKid]

I really enjoyed this episode (who am I kidding, I enjoy all of your episodes). I mentioned before that I lived in Vietnam a couple of years and have visited Da Nang and Hoi An twice, but never made it to Hue. Stupid me. I imagine you've already moved on, but I hope you were able to visit Thich Nhat Hanh's base in Vietnam, the Tu Hieu Pagoda.

[@kim_kimngo2405]

Wow it’s a very beautiful Episode. Beautiful landscapes, peaceful, clean, blue sky. Thank you.

[@johnrle8418]

I really enjoy this video as you're taking an alternative road to ride from North to South VN. Most of the bikers used QL1A but you took HCM trail which having much more beautiful views, easy and quiet ride , and yet an amazing historic road during the war.

[@pommiedownunder1]

Khe Sanh had an awesome place to have BBQ chicken when I stayed there though I did have a mate who pretty much lives in the region (pre Covid) guide me. Brought back some great memories doing the road trip from Phong Nha and the Museum.

[@jksnuuu]

Caught up to Episode 17! Amazing takes & love the music👊👊🔥

[@thiensu2005z]

Thank you Paddy 🙏 Your videos about my country Vietnam is the best in youtube. Please don't miss the coastal road in Ninh Thuan province. It is a coastal road that you should visit at least once in your life. I really want to see its beauty through your drone footage. ❤💯🏖🏞⛽

[@datgal2u]

Do a food tour with the same guide that Steph and Pete used when you get to Hoi An (best guide I've seen so far). They also did the basket boat rides and bicycle through the countryside, which looked really nice. And many people do cooking classes while there. Lots of stuff to do in the area.

[@bucasia]

Zed! 😁 Love the series Paddy, and the Thailand videos

[@hungcuongnguyen293]

You should try the Evening Sunset Tea Tour on the Perfume River in Huê . I am sure you will like it

[@michelbernouis1238]

Enjoyable videos.Vietnam is such beautiful country especially through your video's.thank you.

[@no1dress]

The big US transport plane is the iconic C-130 Hercules. Still used today..!

[@htlogo]

You are on the way to the south, there're 2 ways for you: one go to the highland throught Gia Lai, Kontum, Daklak, Lam Dong and one go throught coastal provices such as Qui Nhon, Nha Trang, Ninh Thuan, Phan Thiet for HCM destination, both have own beauty. If you chose the coastal road, don't forget to check Ninh Thuan-Binh Thuan coastal road, it's very beautifull.

[@mantrile]

Watching your videos after going home from a stressful day at work is very mind relaxing and therapeutic. Thank you again Paddy D for those epic landscapes and masterful editings! Also, your positive commentary voice and language used are National Geographic standard and quality. Greetings from Nashville Tennessee USA 🇺🇸. My native hometown Nha Trang is probably in your journey route too, can’t wait! Peace!

[@AmbientWalking]

Super! Thanks for sharing this with us! Really appreciate the effort! 👍👍👍

[@datgal2u]

I'm with you on there be nobody around and it's just you communing with nature. What a peaceful and soul-soothing ride that must have been. I was curious, though, what you would have done had you run out of gas. I think that would have made the video that much more interesting. 😁

[@nicknguyen2491]

Khe Sanh off highway 9 . Where there were big battles in 1968.

[@livingexplore9295]

Been going through a lot lately but just watching the Fun paddy is having it just remind me that this life worth living, thanx for sharing such amazing moments

[@heroes8844]

If u feel down, just go somewhere

[@richardgray7060]

Looks a nice trip along the Ho Chi Minh road. Lovely weather and scenery. Hey Paddy, had a chicken kebab from outside Asawin market in Lampang last night. It wasn't quite the same as those three in the morning donor kebabs in England, you mentioned in your Hanoi food episode, but not bad...

[@dungduc4047]

Paddy bạn chạy xe quá nhanh những khúc cua hãy chú ý xe khác bất ngờ đi tới khuất tầm nhìn và coi trừng con thú rừng nào đó băng qua đường 😄. Bạn là một tay lái cừ khôi. Video rất tuyệt vời với cả cảnh quay trên không hoành tráng😋😋

[@RoyMusic11111]

Tks Paddy for another great interesting video. I am looking forward to seeing your video in Da Nang especially of the beach as i want to visit Da Nang and it is supposed to be a great place to stay. Looking forward to EP18.

[@travelrefocused]

Loving this journey. Thanks again for taking us along.

[@alexj3709]

Another top class video of your travels, thank you. I would love to go there see it all, but probably won't so going along with you is a real treat. Can you identify the town you stayed in with the museum and aircraft was Khe Sanh?

[@wanisomran5168]

In HUE i highly recommend Pilgrimage Village Boutique Resort its just a magic place the breakfast itself worth it...as always great script and it was a good idea not to tell about your trip back to Bangkok

[@pauljennings9538]

Hi Paddy,make sure you visit the war museum in Saigon,and Cu Chi!!!!

[@DSbadger10]

Paddy, nice video again, most are!! I binge watched this Vietnam trip in the last 3 days. I have watched many of your Thai vids too, I have enjoyed them all. The parts I like the best is when your pulled over by a lady who wants to give you ice water, or crashing a wedding. ( I did the same thing once in Puerto Vallarta) THOSE are moments, in my opinion, that are the ones that matter on a trip like this. And of course the shear beautiful places, the people and way of life is why I buy the ticket. Mostly I want to thank you for being a decent human being, even with rude people that want to make sure you have a license!! You kept a cool head and keep things real. Keep it up. Best of luck to you sir.

[@freddie4036]

As always ... Nice Video Paddy 😊

[@V1ncenty0]

Happy to see you in my hometown at Hue! Make sure you check the abandoned water park in the area!

[@avuky191]

DMZ, this is where I spent most of my childhood, reading books, getting on the airplane's cockpit and imagine piloting the airplane here. The Long Bien bridge that you crossed has a little bit of history too. It's the bridge people crossed to claim their new country/side (North or South Vietnam)

[@Naturalworldlives]

Gorgeous views. Thanks so much. Totally enjoyed it.

[@HamNoytheDutchGuy]

Amazing trip Paddy, it looks so beautifull along the way, and who is that guy dancin all the time 🤔555 Enjoy your travels, and as always, C Ya in the next one Paddy, cheers 🙌🍻

[@thaobenn6339]

Good afternoon, Paddy! Thank you so much for sharing another interesting video. I haven't been to this area, even though I was a former tour guide in my native country. Have a good week with best wishes from 🇬🇧! 😘😘

[@tmp3477]

Brilliant Paddy! Your videos are really getting next level. Thanks!

[@divemax7621]

I ve been there 2020...That was an amazing tour for learn a lot about the war in Vietnam. Thanks for your videos and greetings from Germany!

[@phasitsungrung8183]

ฉันชอบ ทุกๆวีดีโอของคุณมากๆ paddy

[@brianpoffley1771]

look for a little cloth water bottle bag for your water, keep it moist and the evaporation will cool your bottle. An old outback trick. Another great video go well.

[@huwthomas6430]

what a stunning part of Vietnam...wasn't Hue the setting for the the second half of Full Metal Jacket? Another great video Paddy and interesting museum in the DMZ. I've read so many books about the Vietnam War and am currently reading 'The Street Without Joy'...fascinating country and I'm envious of your travels, but thanks fir sharing the beauty of Vietnam 😁👍👊

[@chrispekel5709]

I think so, there's a lot of imperial looking sets in the film

[@ian3902]

The best thing for me in this video is the lack of back packers for the majority of your journey.

[@tomdurover]

Wow such a cool place to visit!

[@mxyzptlyk]

We love Vietnam. Our favourite places are Hoi An, Hue, Hanoi and Da Lat (a must visit is the Crazy House Hotel where we stayed for a couple of nights). Da Nang was a bit of a dud, the only thing worth a visit was China Beach, famous as an R&R destination for US troops during the American War (as the Vietnamese call it)...but it's a beach and has a TV show of the same name named after it. The Vietnamese that we grew to know, and the historians called that road the Ho Chi Minh Trail when we were on it, not the Ho Chi Minh Road. We didn't like Saigon (the locals still call it Saigon, not Ho Chi Minh City) but the Museums to the American War and the Palace are fascinating, especially the elephant feet in the corridor, the bomb damage on the helipad and the Huey. As for the tunnels, skip the Cu Chi tunnels and head for the Vinh Moc tunnels in Quang Tri - not a tourist trap. Our guide was a local who was hurt during the bombings and had the scars to show for it.

[@familyof4321]

Watching attentively. I am planning to ride from Danang to HCM next March so I’m keen to see your next videos for recommendations and ideas and the scenery.

[@thaitraveller77]

Can't wait for the next episode... every single time! I regret I discovered your channel a bit late , so I could not follow all your Thailand videos on time. This time it's different , and it's even more exciting, I appreciate you explained the visasituation. Keep your private life private mate 🙂

[@AlisonAZ]

Nice one Paddy! I am not a big fan of caves - maybe a bit claustrophobic. This bit of road is good. I'm curious about Hue. I'd love to go to Viet Nam.

[@sarahlameche908]

Hi ! In Ho chi min city is a big war museum with many sorts of planes. And you must go to Ku Tchi

[@MaiNgoc-vk3cd]

Bạn ở vn...an toàn nhất đấy.....đi lại ăn uống thoải mái..nếu bạn cần sự giúp đỡ mọi người dân ai cũng có thể giúp bạn ở mọi miền....xin bạn đừng mang bom đạn là được..

[@deanpapadopoulos3314]

Great stuff Paddy. ‘Somber’ is the right word which I didn’t have when I was there. I appreciate you articulating the same thought that I had: how could anyone fight a war in what may be one of the most beautiful countries in the world? It seems like an affront to reason and to God for those who believe in God like myself. And for what? To return to its natural state but only with so many people missing. For the first time I realized that our hippies and counter-culturalists were a lone voice in a forest and on the side of rational thinking over the greed and arrogance that was residual after the U.S. and allied dual wins Europe and in Asia. Thank you for being respectful to these places and for sharing your thoughts and feelings about them while you’re there.

[@Mattsta2010]

That place was Khe Sanh....wow

[@rogerlecuyer6951]

Doesn't seem like there is a lot of travel services along the highway like gas stations and restaurants and such. Must have to plan it out each day so you don't get stuck without the basics. It is definitely a beautiful country.

[@888Peetah]

Whoa…First time seeing the hcm trail like this….You should say “petro” - It’s more universal than fuel, I think :)

[@Brocks-Travels]

The transport plane is an A model C130 Hercules, I worked on those for a while in the RAAF..

[@heroes8844]

How old is it do u know, its look quite modern to me

[@Brocks-Travels]

@@heroes8844 A model C130 was from the 1960s. The basic shape is still used in the modern C130 J series...

[@heroes8844]

@@Brocks-Travels thanks, and here i felt like the war was something so very long ago, it wasnt huh

[@chip8043]

Paddy you should invest in a thermist to keep your water cold. Best thing for hot countries.

[@jonnyrfc4396]

Giving Carl Watson a run for his money now paddy boyyy👍👍👍👍

[@raybaker7655]

Prices would be helpful, like when you stopped for gas in the little village. How much was your room and what does the beer cost.

[@david-reason]

Paddy the aircraft is a Lockheed C130 Military Transport OR called a Hercules in the R.A.F.