Interessting blog and good photos of a ocidental view of saigon. I will try to follow your blog. If you have time, can visit my blog funchaldailyphoto.blogspot.com regards, Paulo Camacho
Have never set foot inside the US consulate as I am not a US citizen. I assume they use the grounds for parties as well as the occasional game of football as can be seen by the little goals on the grass. I do not think there is any accommodation on site, but I could be wrong. Directly behind this property is the French Consulate, which also has a grand colonial house for their Consul General to live in - have not been in there either but heard the house is impressive
Ever played sport on that grass?
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ReplyDeleteI'm sure the grounds and the living quarters are quite adequate! Have you been inside for any parties?
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Interessting blog and good photos of a ocidental view of saigon.
ReplyDeleteI will try to follow your blog.
If you have time, can visit my blog
funchaldailyphoto.blogspot.com
regards,
Paulo Camacho
Have never set foot inside the US consulate as I am not a US citizen. I assume they use the grounds for parties as well as the occasional game of football as can be seen by the little goals on the grass. I do not think there is any accommodation on site, but I could be wrong. Directly behind this property is the French Consulate, which also has a grand colonial house for their Consul General to live in - have not been in there either but heard the house is impressive
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