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         		 Holy Taru Menyan tree perfumed sent push away bed smells protecting the area: by teresa-tck, Views[439]
         		 Ancient skulls to protect the holy ground from evil spirits: by teresa-tck, Views[345]
         		 Humans bones mixed with garbage as proof of foreign influence : by teresa-tck, Views[353]
         		 A human body decomposing, no smell in the air: by teresa-tck, Views[409]
     
    A human skull and garbage at the Entrance of Trunyan animist cemetery: by teresa-tck, Views[445]
         		 Tired: by masterfin, Views[193]
         		 Easy life: by masterfin, Views[179]
         		 my Chicken shop: by masterfin, Views[190]
         		 Drying: by masterfin, Views[185]
     
    Overload: by masterfin, Views[207]
         		 These men have completed their second (and final) trip for the day to the crater and back, and now receive their wages in cash – approximately 60 cents (US) per kilogram, for an average US$48 per 12km return trip. A fortune in a society where the minimum wage is around US$100 per month, but at a huge health cost.: by kithamilton, Views[652]
         		 At the rim, there is time for a short rest before the 5km descent to the weighing station. At the time of my visit, there were five heroes capable of carrying a 100km load.: by kithamilton, Views[630]
         		 It is an arduous 1km climb from the mine up to the rim of the crater, with the workers carrying an average load of 80kg in two baskets slung across their shoulders.: by kithamilton, Views[613]
         		 Risking diseases of the lungs, heart and eyes, miners extract pure sulphur as it emerges in molten form from deep within the crater: by kithamilton, Views[639]
     
    Stunted trees line the rim of the Mt Ijen crater in East Java, while sulphur-drenched volcanic fumes drift over the azure lake.: by kithamilton, Views[642]
         		 The boat is ready to leave.: by aloyciabicara, Views[272]
         		 Team Work, some men are pushing the boat because the river was recede.: by aloyciabicara, Views[308]
         		 A Chalk-cliff seen from a long boat: by aloyciabicara, Views[255]
         		 A Dog wants to play with Camera: by aloyciabicara, Views[240]
     
    The views from the walk across town.: by annajandrin, Views[258]
         		 The beautiful sunrise from Mt. Batur.: by annajandrin, Views[258]
         		 The fierce sky before a nasty storm.: by annajandrin, Views[255]
         		 The Monkey Forest.: by annajandrin, Views[230]
         		 Kids learning English at school.: by annajandrin, Views[270]
     
    lets get lost: by riskyudha, Views[292]
         		 Indonesia Independence Day Summit 2014: by riskyudha, Views[298]
         		 go deep, explore menjangan Island: by riskyudha, Views[277]
         		 you always need friend: by riskyudha, Views[277]
         		 Mount Lawu, East Java, Summit: by riskyudha, Views[237]
     
    Mount Bromo: by pippaspictures, Views[135]
         		 This cemetery reminds relatives from Vietnam & host countries to visit and pray.: by jimrock, Views[331]
         		 About 503 refugees was buried in Nghia-Trang cemetery in Galang Island.: by jimrock, Views[365]
         		 Galang island was finally decided as a place to accommodate 10.000 the refugees.: by jimrock, Views[1015]
         		 hundreds of people left their country using this kind of small wooden vessel.: by jimrock, Views[343]
     
    Galang Island, was an empty place occupied by Vietnam Refugees.: by jimrock, Views[363]
     
     
     
     
     

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    The salt is produced in a series of manual chores that have remained the same for centuries. Once the salt crystals have formed and the water evaporated it is raked into mounds in the pans. The workers move the salt by hand throwing it into much larger piles for collection by the trucks. A full dish was weighing about 25kg.: by gavin_burnett, Views[1542]
    The salt is produced in a series of manual chores that have remained the same for centuries. Once the salt crystals have formed and the water evaporated it is raked into mounds in the pans. The workers move the salt by hand throwing it into much larger piles for collection by the trucks. A full dish was weighing about 25kg.

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