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    Sightseeing tours in Bali can run for as little as $25USD per person. My itinerary included a trip to one of Bali’s many coffee gardens where a prized Luwak was on display. Luwaks, also known as Asian Palm Civets, are admired more for their digestive tracts than anything else. By consuming the coffee berries and excreting the beans, a highly regarded form of coffee “processing” occurs. Despite its cost - both monetary and humane - Kopi Luwak, or Luwak coffee, is a widely sought novelty item for tourists. It’s popularity has since left my taste-buds very puzzled.: by tiffani, Views[331]
         		 More than 17,000 islands form the Indonesian nation, but only one has been dubbed ‘The Island of the Gods’. Known for its rich culture, alluring landscape, world class waves and beauty of all sorts, Bali is slowly losing its natural charm. Despite the lively efforts of the locals to keep tourists ‘happy happy’, I found that oftentimes there was just too much plastic and not enough paradise. This view from my lounge chair on Kuta Beach was typical on many of the island's popular shorelines.: by tiffani, Views[315]
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    by dhirapyuga, Views[263]
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         		 view of a beatifull village: by mountain, Views[187]
         		 flowers are blooming: by mountain, Views[254]
         		 sunset landscape image: by mountain, Views[317]
     
    the picture is very romantic and amazing: by mountain, Views[238]
         		 This picture is a picture of a forest animals: by mountain, Views[231]
         		 view of a beatifull village: by mountain, Views[149]
         		 flowers are blooming: by mountain, Views[133]
         		 sunset landscape image: by mountain, Views[176]
     
    the picture is very romantic and amazing: by mountain, Views[134]
         		 This picture is a picture of a forest animals: by mountain, Views[153]
         		 view of a beatifull village: by mountain, Views[146]
         		 flowers are blooming: by mountain, Views[148]
         		 sunset landscape image: by mountain, Views[127]
     
    the picture is very romantic and amazing: by mountain, Views[140]
         		 This picture is a picture of a forest animals: by mountain, Views[170]
         		 Banjaran Indonesia : by yudistiratraveler, Views[173]
         		 with prayoga at Bali Island - Indonesia: by yudistiratraveler, Views[150]
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    I was finely grounded before I was brought to the capital city to be tested in the laboratory. Then it was my turn to speak for my fellows in the village, my turn to start a new life. I might be soil in my homeland. But I never knew what I would be in the future. I never knew, what I could have done to my people in the village.: by gabriellalodia, Views[360]
         		 I was then handed from the local people to the geologists. How I saw it was that, when they handed me to the 'no-more-strangers,' they also handed their life, and their trust. They did not understand my future. They did not even know if the soil that they dug were prospectus. All that they knew was that they have given their best to accompany those 'no-more-strangers' in order to reach a succeed, whatever it really was.: by gabriellalodia, Views[378]
         		 The deeper the pit got, the harder it was to climb up, and down to the do the soil sampling. I could not help to laugh every time the tried to reach me, either with ropes, trees that have been cut down, and sometimes they even climbed up and down like spiders. Thank God they were not injured in any way. Samples were taken for every meter using a geological hammer, a bucket and a helping pulley. Finally, I was taken out from my colony.: by gabriellalodia, Views[446]
         		 Local people were then included in the exploration. They brought logistics, built tents, and most importantly, dug test pits. Those geologists said that test pits were dug to find the nature of my sub-soil strata. Well, all that I know was that I was dug down to 7 meters depth. I was amazed by how the local people could still throw jokes at each other, even with the ‘no-more-strangers,’ while doing this exhausting job. It required 2-3 days to finish one pit and minimum 5 pits were needed. I could not imagine how the local people would react if the geologists were not that pleasant.: by gabriellalodia, Views[1128]
         		 It all started by the strangers. They called themselves as ‘geologists.’ They came from the capital city to my homeland: Fayaul, North Maluku, Indonesia. Long before they came to look for me, they have talked to the local people in the village. They needed the approval from the most influential people in here, such as the local government, youth figures, and even religious leaders. I heard them talking about job opportunities, the rise of the village's living standards, and other prospects that I did not even know could happen to me. After the contract was signed, explorations were then carried out. Maps were brought along with the navigational tools to locate appropriate areas to dig test pits. To find, me.: by gabriellalodia, Views[412]
     
    not to much fish can cacthed. it got 6 kilograms of fish and sold one hundred thousand rupiah.: by yes, Views[252]
         		 don't care with the fish they can cath. less or much fish was cathed, they always smile to say thank you to God. always have a positive mind to life: by yes, Views[246]
         		 a beach can covered much fishermans. they are a lot of boats and fishermans. help each other take the boat to the land.: by yes, Views[253]
         		 every fisherman in the Ngrenehan beach, take the boat machine to save in their home, : by yes, Views[366]
         		 fisherman back from sea in the morning. one boat can hold 2-5 fishermans. when they made to beach, the other people may to help the to up the boat to the land.: by yes, Views[234]
     
    thinking of yesterday: by nisdaniel, Views[450]
         		 Bathing everywhere: by nisdaniel, Views[444]
         		 Love under the bridge: by nisdaniel, Views[446]
         		 Joy at the old boat: by nisdaniel, Views[436]
         		 Run for joy: by nisdaniel, Views[707]
     
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         		 A little fisher, fishing in a little pond with her mom: by sitsulhrp, Views[128]
         		 Waiting for customers: by sitsulhrp, Views[227]
     
    There's always a probability he's going to be the next O'Neal: by sitsulhrp, Views[161]
         		 An old woman diligently paints batik patterns on cloth in a half built house in the village of Bantul, DIY. She earns five $2-5 for each batik cloth, which is then sold to the middleman who sells it to public markets and foreigners for $30-50.: by msromilab, Views[630]
         		 A stone-carved panel of the Borobudur depicting one of the seven stages of enlightenment. The Buddhist temple is said to have been built during a Hindu empire, standing as a reminder of the peaceful coexistence between the various religions and cultures in Indonesia.: by msromilab, Views[594]
         		 A farmer poses in the midday sunshine in Bantul, DIY. He later jokingly offers his hat as a souvenir. : by msromilab, Views[517]
         		 Women leave their posts empty for a tea break. The coconut-tree-built stations belong to the nomadic salt villagers of Bali, who find a new home every two weeks in search of salt. : by msromilab, Views[542]
     
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