Food, Travel

Phu Quoc Part 2

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After the Rose Myrtle garden and buying a bottle of rose myrtle wine, we are back in the car headed to the next destination, a bee farm.

We took a tour with the bees.  Since this was our second bee farm we didn’t spend too much time.  There was a bee tour, and we did some more honey taste testing.

We did get to chew the honey from the hive.  It was really good and was like honey flavored chewing gum.  She was just as excited, and posed the idea to me about having a bee hive at the property.  Sophia will be going home to ask daddy for a bee farm.  It was pretty cool but I’m on the fence about this.  Since Sophia has daddy wrapped around her finger, because he loves her so much, he will probably start building it.

Then off to a park in Phu Quoc, I didn’t catch the name of the park because I was distracted by all the chaos in the van.  We had some fantastic family photos that may never be repeated again.  Upon entering this park, I was going to take a picture of the gate, but then I got distracted by this beautiful guy.

 

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Then we started to proceed into the park and the bonsai was amazing.  Some of these are fruit trees, such as the Khe (Starfruit).

We then took a fantastic family photo.  Not sure this photo will ever be repeated as it is very hard to get this many people together in a different country.  We are missing Ryan, and a few other cousins, but it is a good as it gets.

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This is another photo that may not ever be repeated.  My grandmother and grandfather had 11 kids.  The whole point of this trip is to reunite them.  This picture is half of them.

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Then of course, we can’t forget the kids.  Sophia gets the benefit of pictures as her mommy has the camera, but there are ample pictures of all the kids. They are running everywhere and pretty hard to get in one place.  The fact that there are this many pictures of all of them together is a pretty amazing feat.

We also got a few other random pictures of plants and flowers, and mostly Sophia.  Anne snapped a picture of this little guy that let her get really close and he kind of modeled for her.

 

 

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I’m Huong Nguyen, a headstrong woman who is a passionate advocate for raising compassionate, brave, smart, open-minded, globally-aware children through travel. I’m married to a very smart man named Ryan Nabors who loves me very much and I have an adorable opinionated little girl named Sophia. My family of three travel both internationally and domestically. We have family and friends all around the world and we plan each trip to be a blend of educational, cultural, and culinary experiences with the goal of making real meaningful connections with other people.

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