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From Unfinished Business by Ian Wallis

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Jackie Laycock commented on Day 90 - Solo: a day in three parts

Ian, thanks for the photos of the ducati and BMW, I'll share them with my husband who has two old laverda's and ducati in our garage. You could hold an exhibition of your photos emtitled faces of indonesia, they are so expressive. I'm really enjoying the blog and glad you made time to see some nightlife!

1 year ago
Jackie Laycock commented on Day 89 - Solo: batik, murals and tofu

Hi Ian, from my "non-cyclist" point of view, it's the whole experience, not just the kilometres travelled. So please continue sharing your journey, traffic jams, days off, visits to museums and tofu factories - the lot!

1 year ago
Ian Wallis replied to a comment by Bill Shaneyfelt on Day 90 - Solo: a day in three parts

Bill, I think you're right but the saddle looks new.

1 year ago
Graham Smith commented on Day 90 - Solo: a day in three parts

Ian another very interesting post. It’s almost 40 years since I’ve been to Solo. I can see there’ve been a few changes.

Speaking of art. One of the most memorable art gallery/museums I’ve seen was the Affandi (Effendi) Museum in Yogya.

His art portrays many decades of recent Javanese social history, including some of the most turbulent times.

If you have time when you arrive in the fascinating Kingdom of Yogyakarta:

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Affandi_Museum

1 year ago
Bill Shaneyfelt commented on Day 90 - Solo: a day in three parts

That might be pushing your age... or even maybe mine!

1 year ago
Ian Wallis replied to a comment by Daisy Irawan on a photo in Day 89 - Solo: batik, murals and tofu

Daisy, thanks for that; great to have some help with local knowledge. Isn't it fascinating how many nasty regimes fear artists - musicians, poets, writers, painters.

1 year ago
Ian Wallis replied to a comment by Graham Smith on Day 89 - Solo: batik, murals and tofu

Graham, pleased you enjoyed the blog. No doubt the tofu is much cheaper than any meat. It's well known that meat consumption increases with wealth. Ian

1 year ago
Ian Wallis replied to a comment by Daisy Irawan on a photo in Day 87 - Opting for the hills

Daisy, I'm sure it will; that's the same the world over. Ian

1 year ago
Ian Wallis replied to a comment by Daisy Irawan on a photo in Day 89 - Solo: batik, murals and tofu

True, but there's many things one can use. This is a combination of soy whey and salt. Ian

1 year ago
Graham Smith commented on Day 89 - Solo: batik, murals and tofu

Ian I greatly enjoyed today’s journal update. Especially the tofu production.

This locally made protein source must cost a tiny amount compared to an equivalent weight of imported beef.

1 year ago
Daisy Irawan commented on a photo in Day 87 - Opting for the hills

The paddy might be gone in few months. Becoming asphalt or cement fields.

1 year ago
Daisy Irawan commented on a photo in Day 89 - Solo: batik, murals and tofu

It is usually vinegar or left over whey from yesterday.

1 year ago
Daisy Irawan replied to a comment by Daisy Irawan on a photo in Day 89 - Solo: batik, murals and tofu

Injustice

1 year ago
Daisy Irawan commented on a photo in Day 89 - Solo: batik, murals and tofu

The man in the middle is Wiji Tukul. He was a poet who have been missing after criticizing injusti

1 year ago
John Grant replied to a comment by Ian Wallis on a photo in Day 88 - Bound for Surakarta, Solo

Yes ! Certainly no shortage of rats.

1 year ago