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Final piece from Gianyar !
... cost 1 billion rp !! And Indira, whos uncle was being cremated at the mass cremation said this one cost 700,000rp which is alot cheaper obviously.
My camera has broken, it isn't recording the photos onto the memory card for some reason. I tried someone elses card and it works so I need to buy a new memory card. So sadly I didn't get any pictures of teh cremation or the slukat meal. I am going to Kuta in a couple of hours so I can buy one ...
Cleansing my soul.
... and paddy fields. On the way back I was lightly resting my hand on Gus Adis shoulder and the other was in my lap. Just chilling.
It was so much fun, then we got to the temple which was called Tirtal Empul (you should google it if you can). There are 12 fountains in which you bathe in. Each one is for something different, the only ones I can remember are your mind, nightmares, dreams/hopes. There are also two for death which you don't bathe in, only when you are dead ...
Friends, family and geographical features.
... we basically had a child each and drummed families into their heads so much. I hope they remember it. Then I had an intermeidiate class. I had never seen any of these guys before so we just all introduced ourselves and learnt about their hobbies. The were a nice class. Only one boy and the rest girls. There were 7 of them in this one. Then I taught them about geographical features and told them what they were and examples. Then got them to ...
Rumbo a Ubud (Bali)
Volvemos a Bali en un avión un tanto sospechoso: al lado de las normas de seguridad había un tríptico de oraciones para rezar por el viaje. En Ubud nos alojamos en los bungalows Kupu Kupu, sobre los campos de arroz. Una vez instalados hemos visitado el Monkey Forest, donde los monos se te suben a la cabeza cuando menos lo esperas. Para terminar el día, danza kecak, que es como un culebrón, pero cantado en indonesio. Nous retournons ...
Mantas and big ones at that!
... surprised when we pull off the sand with about ten people aboard; it seems this boat is much less popular, so we have a leisurely one hour cruise across the sea. On arrival we are met by an accommodation tout called Wayan who can take us to rooms for all budgets. We tell him what we want to pay and he marches us off, only stopping to rent his motorbike to somebody on the way. Now, it's still fairly early in the morning and we have not had breakfast yet, ...
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