Friday night we took an overnight train to Lao Cai, on the Chinese border.Fran has always wanted to take a long trip on a luxury train. She has now decided that 2 nights is enough to last her a lifetime!
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Oh yeah, that train would be my style. These are the best photos and comments yet. Very "in the moment" type photos. I feel like I am there! Thank you for sharing! I can see Fran running around the hotel... "is there WIFI in this corner? How about here? Let me hang my laptop out the window... there it is, 5 bars of signal!"
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