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    sitting on the pavement at the market place. by: purplbutrfly Views[516] the Balinese people use these petals to make their offerings. they're sold in sackfuls at the marketplace. by: purplbutrfly Views[851] flower vendors viewing the world outside their shop. by: purplbutrfly Views[488] they walk around the marketplace, practically begging you to give them your burden... for a fee, ofcourse. by: purplbutrfly Views[482]  

    Villa Esthela

    GUATEMALA | Sat, 16 Nov 2013 | By lokata | Views [596]

    Villa Esthela is the hostel I am currently staying at in Antigua. It is about 7 or so blocks from the center of town, which I enjoy. As I mentioned before, the night of my arrival they had overbooked the dorm room and I was put in a private. Daniella ... Read more >

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    INDONESIA | Mon, 5 May 2008 | By purplbutrfly | Views [802]

    Pasar Badung (Badung Market) is a landmark in Bali. It's half of a market complex. This half of it has the fruits, vegetables, meat and other edible bits of a market place where everything you'd want is for sale. It also ... Read more >

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    This is where the tigers are brought to everday between 1-430 in the afternoon for their apparent 'exercise'. Unfortunately it seemed apparent that the tigers had been heavily sedated. As you can see from the following photos it seems unrealistic for people to get naturally close to animals of this size (and of this nature ! ) and for there to be no concern about peoples safety. The monastery began by taking in one orphaned tiger after its mother had been shot by poachers . Unfortunately it seems the monastery now makes a lot of money by charging travellers and tourists to visit the temple and get up close and personal with the number of tigers they have now taken into their care. There were about 8 or so different tigers of different ages that in this area within the monastery.: by paulmatthew, Views[442]
    This is where the tigers are brought to everday between 1-430 in the afternoon for their apparent 'exercise'. Unfortunately it seemed apparent that the tigers had been heavily sedated. As you can see from the following photos it seems unrealistic for people to get naturally close to animals of this size (and of this nature ! ) and for there to be no concern about peoples safety. The monastery began by taking in one orphaned tiger after its mother had been shot by poachers . Unfortunately it seems the monastery now makes a lot of money by charging travellers and tourists to visit the temple and get up close and personal with the number of tigers they have now taken into their care. There were about 8 or so different tigers of different ages that in this area within the monastery.

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