Kampung Gal in Pictures

Finally...

2009-01-02T20:29:00.009+08:00

After a wedding, a vacation and I don't know how many weeks, this is what I get. I thought everything would be easier now since I only have to finish the sky but boy.... was I wrong. I was resolved to using the 'trial and error' method - try every piece until you find one that fits. This time my nephews and nieces helped a bit. After a week, it's finally done. *phew* and yippee! I completed my first 3000-piece jigsaw puzzle!

As usual I left it there on the carpet for a few days. Anyway, one of my nephews who is so excited about the process of breaking it up was not around. I know, I'm such a great aunt. But that took a couple of weeks because they didn't come over :( My cat get to have a little fun though.

Attack of the 50-foot cat

One day they finally came. After weeks and weeks of hard work, it took them 30 seconds to turn the puzzle into this.....

The nephew whom I was waiting for wasn't there but I can't stand it anymore. That thing must go back into the box. But when he finally came the week after, he didn't ask me about it. He's 6, I guess he forgot all about it.

Some of you who's not a jigsaw puzzle enthusiast may not understand and think it's such a waste of time but I love it. I can't explain it.

Next up! 5000 pieces!

Anybody care to sponsor the puzzle?

My Current Project

2008-11-11T22:27:00.007+08:00

This is the first time i'm doing a 3000-pieces jigsaw puzzle. I bought this thing like so many years ago but never got around to doing it. I finally took it out when i sent my pc for repairs and i got bored.

After one week....

After 2 weeks....

and it is still ongoing. My nephews have been bugging me when it will be finished. Actually they're just itching to tear it apart for me, those scoundrels. Bukannya nak tolong. Ceh...

Under Construction - Pulau Perhentian 2007

2007-10-25T23:54:00.000+08:00

Coming soon....

Photos from my trip to Pulau Perhentian in June 2007.

I went snorkeling for the first time and had a blast.

It was one of those vacations where everything just went smoothly.

Kuasa Selangor 2006

2006-06-05T21:00:00.000+08:00

Muaahahahaaha!!!!!!!! (Evil Laugh)

This part of my photoblog has been under construction for almost a year. (Come on la.... I'm a true Malaysian. I must construct something and take a very long time to finish it.)

Well today (1 May 2007) I will finish it, if I can still remember the day.

I do remember it was a Wesak Day, so it was almost a year to the day. I went to Kuala Selangor with 3 of my friends, planning to spend the night there. The main purpose of going there was to see the fireflies.

When we first arrived we surveyed the firefly park straight away. There were 2 available places there, Kampung Kuantan and another one that I can't remember the name. But the 2nd place has a chalet in the area and more expensive. It looks nice though so we planned to come back here after it gets dark.

In the meantime, we ate lunch that my friend brought and then look for accomodation. After driving around we found a suitable place. It was one of those shophouse hotel but it's okay. I do remember taking the RM90 room. It has a double bed, TV and indoor bathroom. The cheapest room is RM45 I think. It's for 2 person but no TV or indoor bathroom. FYI.

After a quick rest we took a walk to Bukit Melawati which is just at the back of our hotel block. We took a train up. I don't remember the fee but it's not expensive. You can see the photos below.

When it gets dark we headed to the firefly park but damn there were a lot of people. So we decided to go to Kampung Kuantan. Fortunately there were not so many people.

The fee is RM10 per person and it's 4 people per boat. Now, I must say it's one of those wooden boats and it moves via manpower. We were a bit nervous at the beginning but it was okay. We were given lifejackets.

The boatman gave us a nice tour of the area. He gave a lot of information about the nature of the fireflies, the place, the history etc. He also said that it's better to see the fireflies here (Kg. Kuantan) than the other place because they use a big motorboat that fits about 15 people. It would be noisy (with the people and the boat) which I think is true. The trip on the boat was very nice and peaceful. He even brought us very close to shore so that we can touch the fireflies. No way we can do that with the motorboat. All in all, I would recommend you go to Kg. Kuantan.
Sorry no photos. You just have to be there to truly appreciate it. Well... actually you need a really powerful camera to shoot the fireflies.

After that we went for dinner and then we went to sleep. The next morning we went home.

The end.

2006-06-05T20:22:00.000+08:00

A beacon of light

On top of Bukit Melawati there's also a lighthouse. After we went to see the fireflies we decided to take a drive up there since cars are not allowed to go up there during the day. There's nothing much to see except for the lighthouse. But obviously this is one thing you have to see for yourself. I'm not a professional photographer so this is the best that you can get.

2006-06-05T20:19:00.000+08:00

I promise, this is the last monkey picture.

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So... where should we point this thing?

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Man... entertainment is such a tiring business.

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Pok cik dah tuo...

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Guardians of the canons?

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Local residents of Bukit Melawati

We also get to meet the other local residents of Bukit Melawati. I don't know what type of monkey this is. I've never seen this type before. So I was a bit jakun jugak la... you will realize this yourself if you scroll up.

2006-06-05T20:08:00.000+08:00

A view from the top of Bukit Melawati.

Bukit Melawati in Kuala Selangor was a fort in the olden days. You can see the sea from here. The cannons used then are still there. According to the information wall placed at the foot of the hill, there are also 7 wells, a stone slab claimed to have been used as an execution block and a poisonous well. However we didn't get to see the 7 wells and the stone slab because the area was closed. A worker there told us that the Agong was there on that day. So I guess it was closed off.

However, as I read about the 7 wells and the stone slab, I felt that I've been here before. And when I saw the cannons I was sure I've been here before. So, I did get to see the wells and the stone long long time ago.

We did get to see the poisonous well though. It was situated at a lower level of the hill. No photo, sorry.

2006-06-05T20:01:00.000+08:00

On the way to up to Bukit Melawati.

Taman Mini Malaysia Melaka

2005-03-15T23:51:00.000+08:00

Here are some photos from my trip to Melaka in February 2005.

Taman Mini Malaysia is filled with traditional houses from all the states but I'm sorry to say I don't have a photo for all of them. Johor is missing because the house was under maintenance and we couldn't go in and the exterior was not that interesting. I was also trying to conserve my films.

Silly me I only brought one roll and it was in the camera. Some kind of photographer I am. Every amateur knows that you must always bring an extra roll. Well, there was a shop that sell films but they only have some generic brands with 200 speed only. No choice but to buy those. I chose the most expensive one hoping that the price indicates its level of quality.

I'm very loyal to Kodak Max 400. You got to live to the max baby! But the truth is, I'm still no expert in choosing the proper angle, getting the right light etc etc so better get the film that covers the basic, just to be save.

As usual, start from the bottom to get the full experience.

The big finale

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Taman Mini Malaysia Melaka Feb 2005

Final show

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Taman Mini Malaysia Feb 2005

Chewah!

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Cultural show at Taman Mini Malaysia

Cultural show

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Taman Mini Malaysia Melaka Feb 2005

You will be treated with a 45-minute cultural show at 3pm and 4pm courtesy of Nuraniza Idris' dance troupe. Quite a treat.

Rumah Filipina

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Taman Mini Asean Melaka Feb 2005

Rumah Sumatera Indonesia

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Taman Mini Asean Melaka Feb 2005

Rumah Thailand

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Taman Mini Asean Melaka Feb 2005

After you visited Rumah Sarawak you can go to another area of the park, Taman Mini Asean. This is another interesting place to visit but very huge. And you don't have to pay any extra to get to this park.

However, when we were there, the place is under maintenance so we can't go into any of the houses. What a shame.

Very creepy

2005-03-15T22:35:00.000+08:00

Rumah Sarawak, attic

Remind you of anything?

No?

Ak.. akk... akkk....

Nothing?

Then I can't help you. Obviously you haven't seen Ju-on.

Very nice

2005-03-15T22:32:00.000+08:00

Rumah Sarawak, downstairs

Upstairs

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Rumah Sabah, attic

Also the sleeping area.

Downstairs

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Rumah Sabah Feb 2005

Rumah Pahang

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Taman Mini Malaysia, Melaka Feb 2005

The special thing about Rumah Pahang is that there's nothing special about it.

What the hell?

2005-03-15T21:51:00.000+08:00

Juvenile delinquents at Rumah Terengganu

The first thing that these kids did when they got into Rumah Terengganu were to play with the weaving utensils displayed there. Do Malaysians need to be told what you can and cannot do every time? Don't they know that just because there's no 'Don't Touch' sign, it doesn't mean the display items can be their plaything. And what I find really annoying is the guardian (the one in blue with black pants) was just standing there watching them, not saying anything.

I took this picture with the flash off. That's why it's blurry.

Rumah Terengganu

2005-03-15T21:32:00.000+08:00

Taman Mini Malaysia Melaka Feb 2005

I love the design on the railings. Simple but very classy.

Rumah Kelantan - interior

2005-03-15T21:30:00.001+08:00

Taman Mini Malaysia Melaka Feb 2005

A unique feature of a Kelantan house is that it is divided into five sections. You will first walk into a big living area (and in this particular house, you will see a bed - don't ask me why). Going further in you will pass a small section about 3 feet in length and walk through another door towards another big area. To get to the back of the house you will pass another small section again.

I don't know why this is so but it sure makes a good defense mechanism. Imagine bolting every door and placing guards at each section while you hide in the middle. Enemies will sure have a tough time getting to you from the front or the back.

Rumah Kelantan

2005-03-15T21:29:00.000+08:00

Taman Mini Malaysia Melaka Feb 2005

Count the poles!

Winners will get... no prize!

Rumah Melaka

2005-03-15T21:24:00.001+08:00

Taman Mini Malaysia Melaka Feb 2005

The bedroom has a window that opens to the kitchen. Don't ask me why.

Rumah Negri Sembilan 3

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Taman Mini Malaysia Melaka Feb 2005

Another view of the verandah. I think you can tell that this is my favourite house.

Rumah Negri Sembilan 2

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Taman Mini Malaysia, Melaka Feb 2005

A closer look at the carvings.

Rumah Negri Sembilan 1

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Taman Mini Malaysia, Melaka Feb 2005

Just look at the intricate carvings on the front wall. Very nice.

Rumah Selangor

2005-03-15T21:13:00.000+08:00

Taman Mini Malaysia, Melaka Feb 2005

I've never seen any house in Selangor that looks like this. This is a view from the back of the house and you can see the three levels heading down towards the kitchen area. It's also a very big house with only one bedroom. I guess it's common to have only one bedroom in the old days because my grandparent's house in Perak has one room too.

Rumah Perak

2005-03-15T21:12:00.000+08:00

Taman Mini Malaysia, Melaka Feb 2005

Do you dare to sit on the banana trunk???

Rumah Pulau Pinang

2005-03-15T21:11:00.000+08:00

Taman Mini Malaysia Melaka Feb 2005

Don't you just love the carvings at the window? No way you can have a house like this in KL. Unless you want to have a 'Peeping Tom Party' on your lawn.

Rumah Kedah

2005-03-15T21:10:00.000+08:00

Taman Mini Malaysia Melaka Feb 2005

Tyger tyger burning bright

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Sleeping on his favourite spot

Introducing R-Mka's favourite cat.

He's actually a real wildcat. Her father found him alone by the highway so he decided to take the cat home. Likes to sleep on the bed especially when the aircond is turned on. This is one very pampered cat. I wonder what will happen if he's back in his natural habitat?

Finally

2005-02-07T15:57:00.000+08:00

I have scanned all the Bali photos.

But I'm a bit concern that the page may be a bit slow to upload. I'm using a 1Mb broadband connection so everything is hunky-dory with me. I don't know about others with slower connection speed. Feel free to comment on any part of this blog like if you have any difficulty seeing the photos or just comment on the photos themselves. I would also welcome any suggestion if there's another way to photoblog.

The photos are arranged in a chronological order (if it's any significance). For the best experience, click on February 2005 under archives and start from the bottom, a very good place to start.

If you're curious as to which one is me. I'm the one behind the lens

Sunset

2005-02-07T02:47:00.000+08:00

Tanah Lot, Bali Jan 05.
This is suppose to be a sunset view from Tanah Lot. But it was very cloudy and I wasn't even sure that my camera could capture it. So, this is what I got.

2005-02-07T02:46:00.000+08:00

Entrance to Alas Kedaton monkey forest

Caught red-handed

2005-02-07T02:42:00.001+08:00

Alas Kedaton, Bali Jan 05.
This thief stole my Bali bamboo keychain that I just bought and slaughtered it.

Monkey business

2005-02-07T02:42:00.000+08:00

Alas Kedaton, Bali Jan 05
Cari apa tu???

Worshipping

2005-02-07T02:41:00.000+08:00

Bedugul, Bali Jan 05
You cannot go into the temples unless you're praying, so I took this photo from outside the temple wall, standing on my tippy-toes.

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Procession at Bedugul

A view from the left

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Bedugul, Bali Jan 05

A view from the right

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Bedugul, Bali Jan 05
This is two out of the many temples at Bedugul. Situated on a hillside, it has a lake, a nice view and very cool climate. A relief for us since Bali is quite hot. Warmer than KL.

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Inside the Taman Ayun temple

Two butts Part 3

2005-02-07T02:36:00.000+08:00

Taman Ayun, Bali, Jan 05

GWK's location

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GWK brochure
For a better sense of what the two bays are. Click on it to get a bigger picture.

Two bays

2005-02-07T02:34:00.000+08:00

A view from GWK Cultural Park
If you see closely, you can see two bays. On the left is Jimbaran Bay, a famous seafood spot. I don't know the name of the one on the right but it's linked to Tanjung Benoa, famous for its water activities.

A God

2005-02-07T02:31:00.001+08:00

Among the leaves

Wisnu

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The statue

Dominating the park is Wisnu, a bust of a Hindu deity constructed from giant slabs of copper and brass. Representing the divine force responsible for the protection of the universe, the 22-meter Wisnu figure is a modern rendering of an ancient cultural tradition.

Within the premise of the statue, there's actually a water spring called Pahrayangan Somaka Giri believed to be sacred.

As the existence of this spring in these arid limestone hills has no scientific explanation, it has become a place of pilgrimage and meditation.

I didn't see this spring even though I was like 15 feet away from it. Another little regret of mine. I could have just go there by myself but the experience just won't be the same. I felt I was the only one excited about this whole place. But you can't be so excited anymore when you know that you're the only one who is. You know what I'm sayin'?

Artist rendition of GWK

2005-02-07T02:30:00.001+08:00

GWK, Bali, Jan 05

Gapura Batu

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Garuda Wisnu Kencana Cultural Park
From the GWK Cultural Park brochure,

The 250 ha site incorporates a wide range of cultural attractions, performances spaces, and food and beverage outlets. Like the royal palaces of Bali, visitors to GWK will find both monumental splendour and spiritual tranquility, all enhanced by modern, efficient facilities and services.

I was interested with this place because of an article a friend passed to me after she knew I was going to Bali. All I know about this place is there's the big statue of Wisnu. The driver then told us that this site is special because all the buildings here were actually carved out from the existing limestone hill at that very spot. I was quite impressed but not convinced.

We visited the amphitheatre, Plaza Kura Kura, the exhibition gallery and the statue. But from the first look it doesn't look 'carved'. I mean, they could have cut the stones from another place, make it into big chunks and stack them up to make the buildings. The brochure didn't mention anything about its architecture either. It just mentioned that they were made out of limestone.

Now, after looking at all the photos and reading the brochure carefully, I regretted not looking at them with a more critical eye. An artist rendition with a view of the whole place makes me see how the buildings could really come from the existing limestone hill. Yes you might say, "An artist rendition will make it look like whatever they want it to be." But you just have to be there to feel the grandeur of the place. I think what the driver said is true.

I would have loved to examine every corner of the wall to see some sign of it being joined. But I was afraid that my present company would think I'm weird and nerdy to want to know about these things. Anyway it was late and ST looks a bit tired so the considerate me have to let it pass. Now I'm left with this twinge of regret.

Two butts Part 2

2005-02-07T02:26:00.000+08:00

Uluwatu, Bali, Jan 05
The one on the right would kill me if she knew I put this up on the net. But I think it makes an interesting picture. She doesn't know I have a blog anyway so I won't tell her if you don't.

A cliff at Uluwatu

2005-02-07T02:22:00.001+08:00

Bali, Jan 05
"Manyak orang munuh niri kat sini" [A lot of ppl attempted suicide here]
So says our driver. I don't mean to mock him but that's the way he talks. I think he has a short tongue. This tidbit was confirmed by the temple guide. There were cases where foreigner would come to this place and jump into the rocky waters below.

The actual place that they jump from is not visible here. It's hard to get the actual shot because of the terrain. I wanted to get a shot of the last thing that the jumper might see while doing the deed. I could have crouch down, held out the camera, point it downwards and click. But the guide was like, "Hati-hati, jangan dekat sangat" [Careful not too close] So, I didn't get the shot. It was pretty scary anyway.

But if I can zoom out from this shot, the spot would be at the lower right, between the two cliffs.

Uluwatu

2005-02-07T02:22:00.000+08:00

Bali, Jan 2005
Uluwatu means "at the very end of a stone". True to its name Uluwatu Temple is situated at the very tip of a stone cliff. Looking at the map, it is very close to be the southernmost point of Bali Island. Set upon a steep cliff, it's a sight to behold. Another must-go venue.

Fire dance

2005-02-07T02:21:00.000+08:00

Bali, Jan 05
"I want my mummy! I want my mummy!"
Just kidding...

Sanghyang Jaran

2005-02-07T02:20:00.000+08:00

Fire dance

An entranced boy dance on a horse (jaran). Behaving like a horse. He dance around a bonfire made from coconut busks. It the Sanghyang song leads him to fire, then he will dance on the fire.

Sanghyang Dedari

2005-02-07T02:19:00.000+08:00

Bali, Jan 2005

Sanghyang dance develoved from the essential religius funtion of maintaining the health and well - being of the village. They are performed drive evil spirit away and stop them infesting the community in the form of sickness or death.

Described here is Sanghyang Dedari, a ritual where it is believed a devine spirit temprorarily descends to a cillager and reveals it self through the entranced dancer. Sanghyang is the title a divine spirit and means "holiness" dedari means 'angels" and describes the Trance ceremony. Dance by two little girls who are always underage. for a virgin child is concidered holy. In the Sarghyang, where the dancers are put into trance prior to dancing. the ceremony begins in the temple and a procession is formed to march to the place where will take place. Set upon the ground between female choir and male chorus. The a little dancers away freely in a dreamy version of the legong.

Their movements coincide utomatically, although their ayes never open during the entire performance. When the chanting stops, the girls jump to the ground. They are brought out of trsnce by the pemangku, who prays beside them and blesses them with holy water.

I actually took the picture of both girls dancing together, but it didn't turn out so well. So I just cut the bad part out. Quite surprise considering the other photos from the Kecak dance turned out ok even with the torch-thingy at the back of every object. Maybe it was too dark when I took this photo.

I don't know, I've been using this camera for 6 years now and I'm still no expert. Just point and click and hope for the best.

Rama and Sita, together at last

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Bali, Jan 2005
Rama battles with Rawana and Rawana was defeated. The fight sequence is pretty interesting with the involvement of the chorus members. But I don't think I want to spoil the experience for you. But this tale ends on a happy note since the play did not feature the part where Rama asks Sita to jump into a fire to prove her innocence.

Sita and Hanoman

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Bali, Jan 2005

In return, Sita gives Hanoman a token to take to Rama, telling him that she is alive and well, though desperately in need of his help.

Hanoman and Rama

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Bali, Jan 05
The monkey general Hanoman reported to Rama that he saw Sita at Rawana's castle. Rama gives him a ring so that Sita knows that Hanoman is a friend.

Rawana

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Bali, Jan 2005

Sita and Laksamana

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Bali, Jan 2005

Soon a cry for help is heard and thinking it to be Rama's voice, Sita asks Lalcsamana to go and see what is the matter. Reasoning that a divine prince Rama can come to no real harm, laksamana at first refuses the request. However when Sita accuses him of wanting his brother dead so that he can marry her, Laksamana becomes very angry and complies with her wishes, then leaving her alone unprotected.

Rama and Sita

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Kecak Dance, Bali, Jan 2005
Sita asks her husband to catch a golden deer. Unknown to her is that the deer is actually Rawana's Prime Minister in disguise. Rawana is the "king of demons and a monster of wickedness and lechery" who wants Sita for his own.

Kecak Dance

2005-02-07T02:12:00.000+08:00

Bali, Jan 2005
From the information leaflet given by Sekehe Kecak Api Sila Budaya complete with spelling mistakes.

Conttary to popular belief, the Kecak Dance is it self not particularly old. It was probably first performed in 1930. although the chorus had its origins in a very ancient ritual of Sanghyang (trance) Dance, which is still performed sometimes in the village. In the Sanghyang, a person in a state of trance, communicates with the God or the ancestors and convey his wishes to the people. The acconmpanying chorus sit and chant maintaining syncopation, hypnotic tempo, kecak - kecak - cak.

Two butts Part 1

2005-02-07T02:06:00.000+08:00

Bali, Jan 2005
If you only want to go shopping at one place, come here. Just ask the driver to take you to Ubud Village. The place is a bazaar with two 2-storey complexes full of shops with various local handiwork. The prices are cheap and don't forget to bargain. Start as low as 70% of the given price if you have to.

Terrace paddy field

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Bali, Jan 05
But no paddy.

Kintamani

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Bali, Jan 2005
There we were looking at a real live volcano. The air is cool and the sight breath taking but suddenly someone taps on your shoulder and said, "Ya mbak, mau ini? 20 ribu satu, yang ini 15 ribu dua" [Yes miss, you want this? One for 20 thousand, this two for 15 thousand.] Everytime you say no another peddler would appear.

But they were smart, I can say that much. They know full well to keep away when we were taking photos. But once the camera is down we were all up for the kill.

Barong dance

2005-02-07T01:52:00.001+08:00

Bali, January 2005
Dewi Kunti while under the possession of a witch, ordered her son Sadewa to be sacrificed. He tries to plea his case with the Patih, the man entrusted with the deed. But he was also possessed and so gives him no mercy.

The Barong

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Bali, Jan 2005
Taken from the information brochure from Sari Wisata Budaya.

The Barong - Play represents an eternal fight between good and evil spirit. Barong (a mythological animal) represents a good spirit and Rangda (a mythological monster) represents an evil one.

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Entrance to Tanah Lot temple

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You have to walk through here to go to the temple. Be prepared to get your feet wet.

Pura Tanah Lot

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The temple, looking out the Bali Strait.
A must-go venue.

Ubud gallery

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Bali, January 2005
You can get a lot of wood carvings in Bali. Most of them depict motifs from Hinduism. But don't get them at one of those nice big galleries. You can get them at a much cheaper price at other places.

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An owl from Turtle Island

Mr Turtle dude...

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Bali January 2005
I would like to believe that this turtle is taken care of well. But I doubt it's happy living in captivity. The guide there claimed that the younger one he showed us would be released but since this big fella is still there I'm not sure he was really telling the truth. In short I didn't really enjoy being on the Turtle Island.

Mr. T

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getting some shut eye... on my shirt

Mr. J

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by the sink, waiting for his favourite snack - fish entrails

Busted!

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Nah!

This is just a test

2005-01-27T23:23:00.000+08:00

The plan is to post some pictures that I've taken here. But being the kampung girl that I am, I'm still using the traditional camera that needs film that needs to be sent for processing for photos that then can be scanned and then posted.