
From Nha Trang to Yucatan . . .

. . . in the dead heat . . .

. . . of a reptilian meet-and-greet
for that fleeting kiss of the bitter-sweet π

The Stairway down to Dragon Townπ

Where the lion chows down on the lamb π
Dragon Bridge, Da Nang π»π³

BEWARE: Drugs and Scooters
are a dangerous mix β οΈ π« βοΈπ΅


Even when done with a touch of class ππ
But there’s always cake . . .
for the fleet of foot π£ π°

Home Is Where The Heart Is . . .

With the stallion Caraxes π€
the Grand HQ Monaro π§‘
(a bible in the glove box π)
and Vitiosus my trusty hell hound π€
I can chase any dragon down πβ¬οΈ

It’s a dirty and thankless task
. . . but someone has gotta do it.
“To claim a dragon, you must also be
prepared to die”. ~ Rhaenyra Targaryen
Photography:
David & Linda Redpath Β© 2025
These pics are so cool – thanks for sharing, David β€
~David
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My reptilian rapscallion pleasure,
David π π
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Chasing dragons. Nice fire-breathing footage. That’s a beautiful dragon you chased down with hell hound, horse, and Hemi! Bye! Bye! Cute kitties!
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Thanks Timothy. Yes, baby dragons
are cute. That one had a blue tongue
and was obviously unwell to be
chased down so easily, so we sent
him off to the House of the Dragon
for some tender loving care π¦ π πΆ
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As usual – a very artsy trip! For some reason smiling kitties always freak me out. If my cat smiled at me I’d know for sure it was the end of the world!
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Thanks for tripping the light fantastic,
Jan. My dog, Vitiosus πΊ can bite and
smile at the same time, but when he
chuckles I know he’s up to something.
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Very cool videos, particularly the fire-breathing dragon. (I’m not a fan of snakes. I’m terrified of them.)
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It’s only the five clawed Imperial
Dragons I’m afraid of. They’re the
ones that fly over Washington
. . . and Moscow ππ€πΆ
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Okay, I’ll give you that. The Imperial Dragons over Washington and Moscow are much deadlier than any snake.
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It’s all a game of thrones, Liz.
Just that some have scales π²
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I wish I could change the channel.
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The BBC (Babylonian Broadcasting
Corporation) does seem to be stuck
repeating the same old program . . .
‘Tribal Warfare Of Despair’ π€πΆ
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βΉοΈIt does indeed.
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Quite a trip you are having!
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I’m crash landing right now,
Shailendra ππΆ
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Looks like your enjoying a wonderful time travelling David! Love the video clips giving a taste of the city’s vibes. Love your photos… the stallion and your dog is adorable. Safe travels. Blessings to you.
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Greatly appreciated, Suzette π
Linda and I were away from home, and adopted fur babies, for quite a
while, so it was good to get back
home. My dog, Oki Vitiosus, actually
cried when we walked in the door π₯²πΆ
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You are welcome, David. It is good to travel. But always a welcome journey to return home.
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The photos and the video clips are amazing. You still on vacation? That is awesome. I hope someday my wife and I, take a long vacation ourselves.
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Thanks Charlie π
Back to the cold of a southern
hemisphere early Autumn π₯Ά πΆ
Linda & I truly blessed to have a
family we can escape from every
now and then π
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You welcome, David.
That’s right Autumm is coming. Sending you and the family a million blessings. π
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Getting along well with dogs, horses, reptiles, sports cars and various modes of transport I see, David.
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It’s important to be nice, Christopher
. . . or is it vice versa π€πΆ
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An excellent point, David.
Uncle Ernie would of course take the vice-versa part π π
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Uncle Ernie does like his vice reversa ππ
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He does.
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Wow, loved that time lapse video – I see I am not the only one that has a sweet tooth. It is wonderful to travel but always so great to be back home “such as it is these days,” our homes however are our protected spaces covered by the Grace of God, and I must say that is both a cool and beautiful car but I love that horse too. Having lived in KY and went to a many beautiful horse farm and dated a jockey for a while whose parents raised race horses I got to ride on the more than hundred acre farm and boy did we have fun. Loved experiencing your adventure with you and Linda and all the great shots and captions. Thanks for sharing all that culture and history with us. Sending lots of love and many blessings to you both. Going to look for one of your amazing poems next. π€
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God’s grace has certainly covered
a multitude of my DIY sins, Joni.
Between chainsaws, unstable ladders,
mentally unstable bulls in a bad mood,
stabled horses in a bad mood π rude
Australian snakes and spiders, it truly
is a miracle I still have a functioning
body to come home with π‘πΆββοΈ
So thanks for your prayers π π
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I like the scooter. You find plenty like that here but without the passenger seat. Nice pictures π
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Thanks, Nitin π
Ho Chi Minh City is the Scooter
Capital of the Universe π΅
We landed there just in time for a
peak hour drive into madness π΅βπ«πΆ
It was like a scene from that
movie, ‘Blade Runner’ π½ π π¬
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