Even tropical islands have internet now
No break in service as there is plenty of internet here now (and being a weekend it's noisy with local kids playing online games: at 25c and hour a lot of people can afford it). We are in a deliberately low tech resort (think hammocks and waving palms rather than TV's and nightclubs) but the beer is cold and the food is tasty. And town is close by.
We have signed up to dive tomorrow and Monday which will take us north and south on Phu Quoc, a hilly, forested tropical island where modern life and tourism is not exactly overwhelming the traditional pursuits of fishing for squid and fish. The night sea view is a myriad of little lights as each boat tries to attract a host of squid which are then cleaned and dried on the shore.
We have signed up to dive tomorrow and Monday which will take us north and south on Phu Quoc, a hilly, forested tropical island where modern life and tourism is not exactly overwhelming the traditional pursuits of fishing for squid and fish. The night sea view is a myriad of little lights as each boat tries to attract a host of squid which are then cleaned and dried on the shore.

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