Marannu Makassar

Sultan Hasanuddin No. 3-5 Makassar, Sulawesi, Indonesia

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Reflections on my time in Sulawesi

A travel blog entry by lisannelee

I really am glad that I'm leaving Sulawesi woohoo! I think for a
combination of reasons, I really disliked Sulawesi. First off, what
happened in Tomohon and Tahuna with the ojek drivers terrified the life
out of me, meaning that I was relucatant to travel in North Sulawesi,
secondly having travelled for so long (since Feb this year) I really am
rather tired (both mentally and physically) and my bank balance is
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Makassar

A travel blog entry by jeneggener

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... I obviously apologized to every teacher for interrupting their classroom, but not one teacher seemed to mind. After I left one classroom to go to the next, the students from the previous classroom(s) would follow me and crowd in the doorway to watch. It was quite a special day.













Hope you're well...
peace,
Jen


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Day off in Southern Sulawesi

A travel blog entry by eskimo

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... handed as she wouldn’t negotiate a reduction.

Time to start the journey back. Mr Budiman asked if we would like to detour to see a waterfall but as this would take an hour and as time was getting on, we said we would rather not and so we set off on the return journey. The road wasn’t as busy now so we made good time and were back in the Makassar city outskirts two hours later. As we were behind schedule there wasn’t too much time for ...

Lee's Tours Again and Spit the driver !

A travel blog entry by pmaustin

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... driver tried to get in the back, you would actually only be able to fit two average Europeans in the back. Roger and I said no, no, she can sit beside us; lucky lee had the front seat to himself. The lady made herself comfortable next to roger and promptly fell asleep on his shoulder, should we go over a bump in the road which woke her roger got the filthiest look. The journey was oh! so long and the road awful, tarmac if you were lucky, the ...

Kupang to Ujungpandang

A travel blog entry by eskimo

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... supplies so ventured out anyway, and found a large supermarket with a food hall upstairs, the choices being KFC or local cuisine – unsurprisingly we plumped for local and just had a light snack. Downstairs in the supermarket while looking for our supplies we came across some very young girls prowling the aisles. They wanted to practise their English on us. The rain had stopped on the stroll back to the hotel where Patrick wanted to ...

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