Blahmantung waterfall (about 40-50m)

A day on the road to finally reach the waterfall

Bali

A few pics from Bali
The view over the roofs and over the ocean from the room

Vulcanosand

and the best restaurant in town: the streethawkers

Bridge-special

Here a few of the bridges we were crossing with the scooter in Indo. One bumpier and wobblier than the other (some pictures Soso resp. Sosos camera)

 My personal favourite, woven bamboo on wire:

wooden planks on wire:

wood truss on concrete:

Bromo II

In the afternoon through the ash desert towards the crater

from this point on no horses allowed

From the top you can see right into the crater. And it was so loud that you could only communicate screaming

your hair stands on end

what's left is the long way back

Bromo I

Sunrise at Bromo. Something maaaany tourists are doing. But it was one of the most impressive things I was able to witness because at the moment it (he?) was erupting. Therefore a multitude of pictures that have got more or less the same content. And that is just the selection (some pics Soso respectively Sosos camera)

on the next picture you can even see the ashes rain down again from the cloud

Yogya Street Art

Other Graffiti-Style in Yogya than elsewhere in the world:

Culture shock for the small purse

Had to stay in Yogjakarta to extend the visa. So we thought we have a look at the Prambanan tempel (world heritage). But it had world heritage entrance fee aswell (236.000 Rupiah equal a bit less than 16 euros). ''Huch!'' that's a lot for old stones. Compared to what you usually spend in Indo. So the next picture is the Prambanan tempel. That's how much you get for free:

So we decided to have a look at the Plaosan tempel. This are old stones, too. Also hinduistic. Looks about the same. Has about the same age. But doesn't have torists. And costs 3.000 Rupiah entrance fee. Culture shock for the small purse fended.