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    Ranu Kumbolo, Bromo Tengger Semeru National Park, Indonesia: by dithadaratama, Views[1654]
         		 Ranu Kumbolo, Bromo Tengger Semeru National Park, Indonesia: by dithadaratama, Views[453]
         		 To avoid inhaling the sulfur dioxide fumes while extracting chunks of sulfur, miner Papagus relies only on a wet rag and his resigned determination. Exposure to the gas dissolves teeth and causes migraines, chronic lung diseases and other health problems. “Working here shortens your life,” he says, “but I tell myself I have to do this to feed my wife and three children.”: by walidrsd, Views[9301]
         		 Kawah Ijen Indonesia: The dwarfed figure of a miner suddenly emerges from an otherworldly site amidst powdery yellow sulfur rock formations, clouds of fuming toxic sulfur dioxide gases and the deafening hiss of an active gas vent.: by walidrsd, Views[27586]
         		 So long as the miners toil away in Kawah Ijen, they all share the same hope: that this will allow them to provide a better life for their families and spare their sons from having to follow in their footsteps. They cling to this hope and can glimpse the light at the end of the tunnel but it seems always out of reach – or is it just the glow of sulfur?: by walidrsd, Views[8482]
     
    Burdened beyond the limits of endurance, the miners shift their heavy loads from one shoulder to the other as they wearily reprint their footsteps on the ragged track downhill. The pain is excruciating and the path treacherous; accidents are quite common and sometimes fatal. The miners lack even the most elementary equipment such as gas masks, shoulder support bars or even the proper shoes that could make their labor less risky. : by walidrsd, Views[7441]
         		 Like grim shadows in the fog, the miners climb out of the inferno, carrying heavy loads of sulfur on their hunched and scarred shoulders over a four-kilometer track to the transport zone, only to make their way back up the mountain and into the volcano once again. They attempt to do two to three journeys a day like a modern-day Sisyphus; the more journeys they make, the more sulfur they carry, and therefore the higher their pay.: by walidrsd, Views[7394]
         		 Local Farmer, Ranu Pani, Bromo Tengger Semeru National Park, Indonesia, July 2011. This was a very cool moment because the photo taken when I was on the Jeep in my way to Ranu Pani. An over weight Jeep full of local farmers passed on Ngadas, a village located at an altitude of about 2000 meters above sea level. They waving their hands to me and my team and seem so excited when see us coming.: by dithadaratama, Views[1228]
         		 Terracing, Ngadas, Bromo Tengger Semeru National Park, Indonesia, July 2011. In Ngadas, there are so many plantation cultivated fields tilled by terracing the land since the contour of the land is hilly and sloping. Many local farmers cultivate cabbage, garlic, potatoes, etc. The climate here is cool, even if the dry season comes, the temperature can reach minus degrees and snowing.: by dithadaratama, Views[1451]
         		 a view from the valley at Ranu Kumbolo, Bromo Tengger Semeru National Park, Indonesia, July 2011. Ranu Kumbolo is a natural lake at an altitude of about 2400 meters above sea level. This photo taken in the northeast side of the lake where the peak of Mount Semeru (Mahameru) is on the north side. See the grass and weeds turn yellow because at that time was in dry season and the lake water level dropped.: by dithadaratama, Views[1280]
     
    Sunset Jump, Ranu Pani, Bromo Tengger Semeru National Park, Indonesia, July 2011. Ranu Pani is a hilly and sloping village located at an altitude of about 2000 meters above sea level. When the night is come around 6 p.m. in the afternoon, you can see the sun set at this point of hill. People here lives in the temperature about 5 Celcius degrees and for those who not used to live in low temperature should do acclimatization first, or if don't would suffer from hypothermia.: by dithadaratama, Views[1490]
         		 Sunset, Ranu Pani, Bromo Tengger Semeru National Park, Indonesia, July 2011. Ranu Pani is a mountain lake in Lumajang, East Java, Indonesia, at the foot of Mount Semeru with the extent of 4 acres. If the air is bright and the sky is really dark in the afternoon, thousands of stars can be seen clearly from this point of Ranu Pani. This photo was taken around 6 p.m. in the afternoon.: by dithadaratama, Views[1962]
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         		 Dani tribeswomen farewell wish - missing fingers indicate deceased relatives: by simonhathaway, Views[2332]
         		 Dani tribeswomen roast a pig underground in festive celebration: by simonhathaway, Views[1024]
         		 Traditional Dani courtship song and dance between men and women: by simonhathaway, Views[1212]
         		 Young Dani Tribeswomen line up to be chosen by their tribesman: by simonhathaway, Views[2103]
     
    Dani Tribesman in war charge with spears raised against their enemies: by simonhathaway, Views[1627]
         		 Rice paddy in Bali. The small child already a seasoned planter and helper.: by zissimage, Views[661]
         		 Women in Bali Indonesia. On their way to the market, women with a head for business survey the competition.: by zissimage, Views[397]
     
     
     

         		 Zaki Habibi (2011): by tranquillity, Views[593]
         		 (5) New Hope — Although live in a hazard-prone area, the residents of five districts nearby Mount Merapi are blessed with their exceptional fertile land. That is why relocation would be a debatable suggestion for them because their lives are based on agriculture in this neighbourhood. One month after the eruption there were many plants in bud by themselves due to the soil fertility. It brought a new hope, not only for each farmer here but also for the whole citizens in this country, to rebuild a new better life.: by tranquillity, Views[1133]
         		 (4) Devastated Villages — This enormous eruption of the Mount Merapi, as the National Disaster Management Agency of Indonesia (Badan Nasional Penanggulangan Bencana/BNPB) reported, has caused 341 death tolls and led to more than two hundred thousand villagers became temporary refugees at the time and resulted in permanent refugees of 61,154 people who were no longer had a place to live.: by tranquillity, Views[1022]
         		 (3) No More Joy — Children were forced to leave their home and school due to this prolonged eruption. No more joy and fun in this dark moment. Their bicycles and toys were destroyed and it was impossible to go back to their houses to save anything since the volcano was still possible to erupt again in any time.: by tranquillity, Views[955]
     
    (2) The First Blast — The first big explosion of Mount Merapi in the 2010 eruption series happened on Tuesday, October 26, 2010 that destroyed a village, Kaliadem, situated in 6 km (3.7 mile) from the summit of the volcano. The volcanic materials shattered houses, schools, and public buildings, even killed pets and livestock in this village. Though the people who lived here fortunately had a chance to go the closest refuge before the burst occurred, no one had an opportunity to save all of their precious things from their home.: by tranquillity, Views[1609]
         		 (1) The Massive Eruption — Mount Merapi, one of the most active volcanoes in the world located in the heart of Java Island, Indonesia, Southeast Asia, continuously erupted from late October to the late of November 2010. This gigantic eruption of the volcano that has elevation 2,968 m (9,738 feet) spread out the pyroclastic flows as its most deadly volcanic material followed by lava and volcanic ashes.: by tranquillity, Views[1973]
         		 The body falls through the bottom of the cremation
         		 Family members with portrait of the deceased from procession vehicle.: by kcdlc, Views[216]
         		 Procession from ceremony at family home to place of cremation: by kcdlc, Views[209]
     
    Bathing and preparing the deceased for cremation.: by kcdlc, Views[364]
         		 The body will be transported in this vehicle to be cremated : by kcdlc, Views[222]
         		 part of the 7 level water fall, one of attractive places at Gema Village: by romelos, Views[207]
         		 they collect stones and sand for their living: by romelos, Views[225]
         		 one of the boat that using as daily transport among villager: by romelos, Views[168]
     
    Here you can find fold of Buffalo lain by a long the trip to waterfall area : by romelos, Views[218]
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