8 thoughts on “ Ho Chi Minh Trail ”

1. The Ho Chi Minh Trail (also known as the Saigon Trail or simply La Jolla Trail) is a unique hiking trail that descends from the northern neighborhoods of La Jolla to Blacks Beach. It is used by locals to access one of the only clothing optional beaches in the San Diego alsupvestraclimodukbestlicenttacta.coon: La Jolla Farms Rd La Jolla, CA

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2. Mar 14,  · View full lesson: alsupvestraclimodukbestlicenttacta.co The Ho Chi Minh Trail not only connected North and.

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4. Jun 26,  · The Ho Chi Minh Trail has many names. We’ve seen it referred to as the Secret Surf Trail, La Jolla Trail, and the Saigon Trail. Tucked away on a residential street in La Jolla, the trail got its name in the 60s from UCSD surfers who used it as quicker access to the beach and named it after the famous trail in Vietnam, Laos, and Cambodia.

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5. Jul 28,  · The Ho Chi Minh Trail was a military supply route running from North Vietnam through Laos and Cambodia to South Vietnam. The route sent weapons, manpower, ammunition and .

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6. Nov 30,  · They rumble through on a stretch of U.S. Route known to truckers across the country as the Ho Chi Minh Trail, a narrow, winding, dangerous road that .

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7. Dec 26,  · Interestingly, the North Vietnamese didn’t call it the Ho Chi Minh Trail. It twisted through the Truong Son Mountains of the Central Highlands, which run nearly the length of Vietnam along its.

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8. Personal Experience: San Diego's own Ho Chi Minh trail got its name in the 60's from UCSD surfers who would take the trail to the beach, infamously naming after the Ho Chi Minh Trail in Vietnam.

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