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    Rice farming is a dirty job: by seesea, Views[370]
         		 Train cleaning ballet, Jakarta: by seesea, Views[388]
         		 Gambir railway station, Jakarta: by seesea, Views[720]
         		 Jakarta to Yogyakarta, rice paddies: by seesea, Views[1133]
         		 Inside, the familly of 8 couldn't be more friendly and loved having their picture taken....: by andylillicrap, Views[269]
     
    I think this picture speaks for itself....: by andylillicrap, Views[271]
         		 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.: by andylillicrap, Views[272]
         		 We were ferried over to the workers village next to the docks, in this man's canoe.: by andylillicrap, Views[276]
         		 Approaching the workers village from the water..: by andylillicrap, Views[240]
         		 Walking the plank back to dry land...: by andylillicrap, Views[341]
     
    Captains Jackson and Lillicrap survey the ships.....: by andylillicrap, Views[414]
         		 The cook on board, with his galley in the back ground.: by andylillicrap, Views[293]
         		 The real thing. They loved having their picture taken but again it was important to look serious whilst it was taken.: by andylillicrap, Views[203]
         		 A couple of unlikely sailors...: by andylillicrap, Views[253]
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         		 The wooden cargo ships docked in Jackarta.: by andylillicrap, Views[298]
         		 Arriving in Jackarta we met up with Jackson of the BBC and headed straight out for a curry.: by andylillicrap, Views[268]
     
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