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Floris
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We left
Rantepao on 26th of February. We had recovered enough to travel and
we seats to Makassar airport for our flight to Flores. The trouble
with Indonesia and getting around is expense. Unless you take an
extremely slow boat, on quite often dangerous seas flying is the only
option at this time of year. During our travels ...
Sulawesi, c'est Youpi !
... avec un père de famille, ultra gentil.
Vers 13h, on retourne jeter un coup d’oeil à l’endroit où la route est coupée, des gars de l’armée sont venus en renfort et les travaux semblent bien avancer. On commence alors à se demander si on ne va pas rester là jusqu’à ce que la route soit réparée car finalement on se sent bien ici, les gens sont gentils, il fait beau, et on n’est pas à une journée près. ...
Meeting Point @ Kampoeng Popsa Cafe
... Uwais Al-Qarni, Mindy Indah K, Evi and Maya.
Uwais tells us that we'll go to Bau-Bau by Tilongkabila at 21.00pm. In heavy rain, 19 of us off to the Soekarno-Hatta Makassar Sea Port which about 1,6 km / three mins from Kampoeng Popsa.
Once assembled in front of the first gate, we're waiting for Uwais to pay entrance fee. We are very upset because of what is listed in ...
Makassar
... in the beginning! I also have no idea why people seem to like to talk to foreigners in complicated sentences when they realise that the foreigner hardly speaks the local language instead of just answering the foreigner's question in the simplest terms i.e. 'yes', 'no' and any other simple answer instead of elaborating on the answer and I swear that I'll do my best when I return to the UK, to speak in the simplest terms to foreigners instead of ...
Day off in Southern Sulawesi
... stems, some had black spot and the rows were clogged with weeds – it just didn’t look quite as well tended as the tea plantations we had seen around Darjeeling, India. Back in the car and on the descent we stopped at the entrance gate to see if any of the tea was available to purchase. Although its café was closed, a lady appeared and shortly produced a box of tea (no idea if it was green or black variety) but it was far too expensive so we came ...
