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    locals entering the temple with their offerings.: by anealis314, Views[166]
         		 Hindu temples require you to wear a sarong and a sash. I had shorts on so they gave me the proper garments to wear. The statue and I now match.: by anealis314, Views[548]
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    See these asians in the green shirts? I was standing there taking photos and when the couple got in the water, they ran, RAN, to this spot to capture photos, practically pushing me out.: by anealis314, Views[139]
         		 Woman making her offering at the water.: by anealis314, Views[164]
         		 Tampak Siring, the water temple. The Hindu locals believe this water is holy and has healing powers. They actually bathe in this water.: by anealis314, Views[227]
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    See why its called the elephant cave?: by anealis314, Views[139]
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         		 Goa Gojah, the elephant cave temple.: by anealis314, Views[255]
         		 and the waitstaff salsa dances.: by anealis314, Views[167]
         		 There was an awesome Cuban restaurant in Ubud, complete with a band of Indonesian guys singing Spanish music.: by anealis314, Views[172]
     
    another temple celebration right outside my homestay.: by anealis314, Views[173]
         		 Nasi campur is a traditional Balinese dish of rice and assorted meats and vegetables. Each time you order nasi campur is different than the last. This one included shrimp and tuna and potato cakes.: by anealis314, Views[198]
         		 Tuna steak and mango shake at Klear Kafe. This restaurant was awesome.: by anealis314, Views[198]
         		 Indonesian salsas. Top right is least spiciest, top left if medium spicy, bottom is spiciest. And wow, they were all spicy!: by anealis314, Views[141]
         		 randomly snapping photos of people in the rice field and realized I got a photo of this building. While we were walking through the fields, there was a loud ruckus coming from this building. Turned out to be an illegal cock fight.: by anealis314, Views[151]
     
    more rice fields: by anealis314, Views[165]
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         		 Indonesian kids hanging around talking to us and playing soccer.: by anealis314, Views[192]
         		 Hanging out around the tree.: by anealis314, Views[217]
         		 The branches hanging down are actually roots. But they have to be cut otherwise they will rob the grounded tree roots of water and nutrients. : by anealis314, Views[217]
     
    Another big bondi tree. : by anealis314, Views[244]
         		 Our tour guide showing us a spider; he said it wasn't poisonous. I doubted him.: by anealis314, Views[183]
         		 meanest and biggest pig in all of Asia: by anealis314, Views[229]
         		 Farm animals on the village compound. These are also the healthiest looking cows I have seen in all of Asia.: by anealis314, Views[174]
         		 a squat toilet. Wanted ya'll to see what some our facilities have been like. Note: I have only had to use a squat toilet in public areas; all of my hotels have had western toilets.: by anealis314, Views[282]
     
    On a bike tour of Bali, we toured a village family's
         		 tasting luwak coffee: by anealis314, Views[258]
         		 where the coffee beans are found.: by anealis314, Views[182]
         		 a civet cat: by anealis314, Views[257]
         		 luwak coffee bean. it has a shell on it that falls off before being roasted.: by anealis314, Views[184]
     
    Just so you know i was there :): by anealis314, Views[218]
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         		 beautiful view of the rice terraces in Bali: by anealis314, Views[217]
         		 little guy learning to play the drums: by anealis314, Views[228]
         		 Babi guling, a suckling pig dish, at Ibu Oka: by anealis314, Views[186]
     
    local kids gathering at the ice cream
         		 view of museum grounds while i enjoyed afternoon tea.: by anealis314, Views[202]
         		 Beef ribs and beans at Ibu Rai. The owner of this restaurant started selling this dish in 1960 in a street cart near the palace. Her success practically forced her to open a restaurant. : by anealis314, Views[265]
         		 Several people have asked about internet access in Asia. It is everywhere. This is how serious they are about it. (sign outside of a restaurant): by anealis314, Views[200]
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         		 The temple near my homestay had a celebration almost every night. : by anealis314, Views[192]
         		 Carving work at a temple.: by anealis314, Views[206]
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