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Rainy Season
... about the flooding, which apparently is nothing compared to Jakarta. Apparently in the Jakarta schools, the flooding is so bad in areas of the city that you won't have certain groups of your students for weeks because the flooding is so bad in their area that they can't pass through the roads.
The roads were bad here before rainy season, but the constant downpour definitely did not help their condition. The roads are completely ragged, with huge potholes and crevices, ...
Onderweg van Bogor naar Yogya...
@Werner: nee, geen lianenboom gezien. (Misschien kan Majoke het wel herinneren?) Wel bamboe van 30cm. doorsnee en waterplanten met bladeren van een meter doorsnee!!
Zo, die tweede zit erook in. Kostte nog behoorlijk wat moeite, maar ik kon het oko niet maken om halverwege de tweede te stoppen natuurlijk ;)
Het is nu 9:17u. vrijdagochtend als ik dit schrijf, en ik ga nu wat overtiepen wat ik eerder ...
Fear and Loathing in Bandung...
... harassed by cab drivers trying to convince me I’d been waiting too long or my ride wasn’t coming so I should let them drive me. They were sooooo relentless that eventually I told them that they may not have noticed that I have a mouth to speak with and if I wanted a cab I’d ask for one but in the meantime they could “get out of my ******n face”. Once safely away from the hyena cabbies and ...
Celebrating Bandung Day
... to boil an egg, so we bought 4 and kept going. My thongs at this point were breaking every few minutes - Evin and I talked about Australian ads like "Call call Carpet Call", Meg and I talked about how at the end of college she had basically been traveling for the past two years; living in Laos, south America, traveling through Thailand. The Dutch girl and I talked about holland and how she really wants to go to Australia one day. We got to the bottom of the springs and we saw a lot ...
Return from Bandung
... br> Andrea took some pictures.
They have also been applying modern technology to make, among other
things, a big 4 octave anklung mounted on a frame that you can rather
play like a piano.
The
whole place is beautifully built out of traditional materials: thatch,
bamboo & timber & has an atmosphere of calm & love of what
they all do there that is quite remarkable. It was the high point of
our trip & Andrea is investigating the ...
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