Việt Nam

 If anything, Hanoi has made us appreciate the British road system, I would rather sit in rush hour traffic than take any kind of transport on Vietnamese roads. There are a mixture of cars, mopeds and bikes and unless you have a car you can go wherever you like. some of the streets are one-way..unless you want to go down them the other way and on particularly busy junctions there are traffic lights.. but you don't have to stop.

 Not many people in Hanoi speak English none more so than the man we were sent to when we went to a hotel for a massage. When asking the only question he knew "where you from?" we had lots to talk/smile about as he was a Manchester United fan. things such as "ahh Wayne Rooney" and "err Robin Van Persie".

You might be wondering "don't you need two therapists to give two people massages?" Yes, you do. Whilst chatting about which footballers we both knew, someone was trying to find anybody that was willing to give the art of massage a go.

...And that's how I ended up getting an hours massage off a young boy who had no idea what he was doing.