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... else to do we headed for the streets again. Before we could make it anywhere (another mall) it begin to rain. After going from one tree to the next we somehow ended up in a police station (apparently similar to the FBI) for nearly an hour.

Over the last month we had really enjoyed Indonesia and will definitely miss the sights and sounds. Great people, amazing scenery and cheap.

Good-bye Indonesia...hello Singapore.

... I tell her that the hotel has definitely reserved the seat for me and in fact the company had called the hotel back for a change of schedule. So they tell me there is a bus leaving at 5 pm and I tell them that is too late and ask them to phone the hotel to come and pick me up. Anyway there is a 15 -20 minute back and forth and all of a sudden the driver is showing up to pick me up within minutes!!! By 1:40 I am on the bus that has 1 ...

... and 18th century tunnel, builds by the dutch!

i always love the way the scenery treat us, the guest when we enter the city by the train. sloopy mountains and high bridges had astonishing me and create an enchanted memories about it in that day. love this, i know what it like to be in a cozy can. nyum!

... hour trek up Gunung Gede. The first part of the walk was quite easy going, we were walking across boardwalks and able to take in and admire the forrest of the national park. After about an hours walk, Hardy took us to the beautiful waterfalls in the national park, they were quite gorgeous and Robbie and me were able to get near to the bottom of the waterfall and feel the water spring and the breeze hit us, after a few snacks we kept moving. After more trekking and chatting with ...

... but it was a Monday, so there was no one else there. Kind of funny. The rest of the time I just spent wandering around town, trying to see why people from Jakarta seem to love this town so much. It's full of tourist tshirts everywhere, but clearly for indonesian tourists. Oh, writing a blog so many days after I leave a place is difficult! I have already forgotten so many things about Bandung. But bottom line is...it's not nearly as bad as I thought it would be!

... I went to a floating village, which was not actually a village at all, but basically one big lake that they use as a giant koi farm (fancy fish). It was okay, but depressing, as the shore by the pier was so thick with garbage. Too bad, the lake could've been beautiful, it's surrounded by rubber plantations. I love rubber plantations. So peaceful. S.E.P (somebody else's picture): http://www.flickr.com/photos/onemillion /500111911/ The next day was great. First ...

... some more animals, and these I'm carrying around now to give to some kiddies we'll meet during our trip. In Yogya we also met a batik painter, who took us to his shop and explained us the whole process. Of course we ended up with more than just knowledge, buying two paintings for our future home. He did explain us too, that he paints the best when he's high on magic mushrooms... The second day we booked a trip to Dieng Plateau (which was one of the destinations on our itinerary, but ...

... boat' over to the islands Nusa Penida and Nusa Lembongan. Nusa Penida is a limestone plateau with white-sand beaches and views over the water to the volcanos on Bali. Nusa Penida was formerly used for the banishment of criminals but now the main activity is seaweed farming. Smelly!. On our first dive we went down to 27.7m (10metres deeper than you are supposed to do in an open water certificate!!) and saw some amazing undamaged coral blooms ...

... the bus we decided not to stay in Jakarta, but to travel to Bandung. We buy a business class ticket. That sounds very chic, but that is the cheapest/quickest way to get a seat. The benches in the train have a great system. You can change the back, so that you can sit in the direction that the train goes. Why don't we have that in the Netherlands? The ride takes about three hours, and especially the second part is beautiful. We ride trough the ...