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Bill, you might be right but the fellow assured me that it was ready to eat.
1 year agoIt looks unripe to me.
1 year agoJackie, I felt that I met someone special. We both left smiling. Ian
1 year agoJackie, hard for it not to be!!!!! I can't wait to see the end result that will include the front of my bicycle, Affandi and Kartika. It will have a title something like "touring cyclist visits Museum Affandi".
1 year agoJackie, thanks! Minor hiccup, I think. I could cycle with it. Ian
1 year agoJackie, Im glad you like it. I struggle making photos with a phone but I'm always on the lookout for something unusual. Ian
1 year agoFabulous painting
1 year agoSorry you are not well Ian, hope you recover quickly
1 year agoHi Graham and Ian, I am really glad you are sahring recommendations as I am enjoying very much being an Armchair traveller on Ian's adventures. Thanks to you both!
1 year agoLove that this image is anchored in reality by your toe
1 year agoHow lovely! Thanks for sharing
1 year agoYes, Bill. I'm not on Facebook but will chase up your link. Ian
1 year agoGraham, I've got two pairs of totems - the split sole Volleys. Now, they're nasty.
1 year agoRe your venerable shoes.
Some expedition cycle tourers carry a totem. You have a pair of toetems.
They aren’t heirlooms. More like air-looms.
The twin buildings (gapura) that you called gates (in East and West Java) are adaptation of Candi Bentar. It was a 'Hindu temple.' In the past, Javanese put offerings onto that temple. Now, only in Javanese, Hindu or Buddhist villages, the tradition is still being done.
1 year ago