Ha Noi Shops
Beez Neez now Chy Whella
Big Bear and Pepe Millard
Sat 20 Jan 2018 23:37
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Ha Noi
Shops
  Our digs
is just on the edge of the Old Quarter. Up the
street, only quiet from one to six in the morning, are a few silk shops
and slightly higher end clothing shops, like all the others bikes parked on each
side of the pavement.
  Opposite, the al
fresco barber shop.
Our end of the street is all about paint.
Many, many paint shops.
  Across the road from our end of the
street are the steel shops. Boxes, cookware and
anything that can be needed for ....anything.
 Pot production
shop.
  Bit of
welding. A new flue, we bet that went straight
on the back of a bike. We did pass a hotel with a concierge helping a
receptionist ‘Selotape’ a box on the back of her bike. There seems to be nothing
these people cant or wont try, to accomplish shifting on two
wheels.
 The busiest shiny
shop of all.
  Fruit and
hosiery.
 Opposite the lake was a very busy bag shop.
  Moving to the shoe area, every kind of casual to knock off
‘posh’.
  Coffee,
the country simply doesn’t have enough civet cats to produce the number of Kopi
Luwak jars, packets and sachets on sale. On the corner a foot spa complete with a step that was a fish tank. No
health and safety issues here with the feet nibbling fish.
 Bag shop.
 Bit
of a surprise when we bimbled past a grandfather and clock
shop.
  Remote control shop. Had to have a little stroke in the fridge
shop, especially the plastic freezer....
   Mobile
shops.
  Street
food, literally. A choice of
tripe.
  We found a supermarket being built around us, we had to step over a
man trying to cut a plastic cover.
 Sunglasses
street.
 No matter how
young, a full day at work.
 Our favourite, somewhere under the
basket shop a bicycle.
ALL IN ALL JUST A SMALL
SAMPLE
TALK ABOUT
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