They even had tons of baby crocodiles.
I didn't know what they do with all those crocodiles until David reminded me that they were an item on the menu at the restaurant. After feeding the "crocs" we took a quick trip to Ho Coc beach and got into our own house right on the beach. It was huge and we could definitely have a family reunion in that place. Here is a picture of our beach house
and "Wow", look at the view we had!!!
The kids quickly got their swimsuits on and were off.
They jumped in the water,
swam in the water,
looked for sea shells,
built sand castles,
and drew sand pictures.
Dad found a great rock he walked out to and all the children wanted to follow.
We were having a great time until we realized we were getting sunburned. We went back to the house and they had this fun little barrel filled with clean water and a scoop that we could rinse off all the sand and broken seashells off our bodies before going inside.
The kids decided they wanted to watch a movie. David and I thought it would be fun to take a walk on the beach by ourselves. While we were walking we saw some locals looking for something. We kind of asked by using hand gestures since we don't speak Vietnamese and found out they were hunting for clams. We watched and before we knew it we were helping them. Heidi and Emma came to find us and also started looking and in the process got soaked in their clothes.
We had a great day at the beach and again looked up into the sky and saw beautiful stars. When we got ready for bed we let the mosquito nets down. Our kids called them our "princess and prince canopies".
They felt all safe and snug in them. Little did we know that there were bed bugs and some of us would feel like things were crawling all over us all night long.
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Puts a whole new spin on "goodnight, sleep tight, don't let the bedbugs bite!" huh?
What a house! And what a view!!!
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