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    The picture that Sarah didn't want anyone to see! Views[390] In my jungle explorers outfit... Views[529] Wandering through the Botanical gardens in Ubud.. Views[346] The long journey from Cemoro Lewang to Kuta. The ferry crossing to Bali made it feel like we were getting somewhere. Views[338] Mount Bromo 2329m - smoking and active. Batok 2440m - the cone to the right. Kursi 2581m - just behind. Gunning Semeru 3676m and the highest on Java is visible in the distance on clear days. Views[341]
     
    The impressive Temple of Borobudur, 42km from Yogyakarta, built around 50 years before the Temples at Prambanan. Views[249] One of our Becak drivers in Yogyakarta. Views[222] The Kraton - Sultans Palace - in Yogyakarta. Not that impressive as a building, but a fascinating history. Views[238] Being constantly asked to have your picture taken is an occupational hazard for foriegners in Indonesia....those more shy, would casually stand next to you when you weren't looking while their friend took a picture! Views[233] Prambanan Temple complex,just outside Yogyakarta. Dating from the 8th and 9th century. Views[228]
     
    The edge of the village - not yet affected by the flooding. Views[202] Children in the workers village. Views[239] I think this picture speaks for itself.... Views[224] Inside, the familly of 8 couldn't be more friendly and loved having their picture taken.... Views[213] Next door was already flooded and with the heavy rain over the following few days we could only assume this familly's house was also flooded. Views[230]
     
    We were ferried over to the workers village next to the docks, in this man's canoe. Views[231] The real thing. They loved having their picture taken but again it was important to look serious whilst it was taken. Views[166] Walking the plank back to dry land... Views[295] Captains Jackson and Lillicrap survey the ships..... Views[387] Sarah shows off her technique for using the facilities in the hotel in Bukittinggi. Views[228]
     
    Kids in the narrow back streets of Bukittinggi. They loved having their picture taken and all the commotion caused a minor traffic jam of motobikes. Views[238] Waiting for the local bus back to Bukittinggi. Happily the return took 1 and a half hours not 5 and a half like the journey to the lake. Views[249] Walking accross the paddy fields to Arlen Bungalow next to the lake. Views[226] Sadlly no swimming after the release of toxic gas.....all those poor fish! Views[231] Bus station in Bukittiggi. Views[311]
     
    Excellent local musicians in Bukittinggi. Just a shame there was more of them than there was in the audience. Views[336] The By far the most stylish couple in the gardens that day... Views[288] This is supposed to be a close up of the snake skin fruit in my hand. But Sarah thought I was looking even more strange than the fruit..... Views[264] Eating on the beach each night in Sanur. Views[201]
     
    An unexpected dinner guest... Views[217] The very moving monument to those killed in the bomb of 2002. Views[208] Wonderful sun set from the beach in Kuta. Views[373] Picture taken from the village of Cemoro Lewang on the lip of the ancient Tengger Crater. Within the crater are three peaks rising out of the flat sea of lava sand. Views[193] A rare moment of quiet and a chance to have our own picture taken. Views[212]
     
    One of many many photographs with groups of Indonesian tourists. It must be horrible being famous! Views[189] A (condensed) performance of the Ramayana in Yogyakarta. Views[180] The Sewu temple at Prambanan. Views[211] Exploring the temples at Prambanan. Views[216] Cheers! Steve brought us many fresh supplies, including some Glenfiddich! Views[218]
     
    Approaching the workers village from the water.. Views[203] Modern appartment blocks looming near the village. Views[217] The cook on board, with his galley in the back ground. Views[259] A couple of unlikely sailors... Views[212] The wooden cargo ships docked in Jackarta. Views[267]
     
    Arriving in Jackarta we met up with Jackson of the BBC and headed straight out for a curry. Views[221] The view from one of the 44 hairpin bends on the way down the side of the crater to reach lake Maninjau Views[248] Drinks before our posh meal at The ferry from Melaka to Dumai, the inside didn't live up to the shiny outside. It was fast though - quite useful to out run any pirates! Views[1242]  

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