Saturday, June 11, 2005


some of the stuff on sale at Penelokan - be warned there are a lot of aggressive hawkers who surround you the moment you get off the car Posted by Hello


view fro Penelokan - a Warung (shop) situated on the winding road that leads to the top Posted by Hello


a closeup of the village entrace Posted by Hello


Onion plants in the front, with the placid blue lake and Mount Batur in the distance Posted by Hello


the road to the village - recently there was a festival here.. the two poles with overhanging decorations are signs of that Posted by Hello


the guy who followed us down to the lake bed and sold us two paintings - they were really beautiful pieces Posted by Hello


the vast and beautiful lake - bounded by Batur on the left and Mount Abang an Agung (volacanic) on the right Posted by Hello


there are onion fields beside the lake - apparently the region surrounding a volcano has the most fertile soil Posted by Hello


a nice pic of Batur, seen from beside the lake Posted by Hello


The volcanic Mt Batur - as seen from Penelokan Posted by Hello


This is a stone sculpture that you would find in every nook and corner of Bali - meant to protect from Evil spirits.. in the distance is Mount Abang Posted by Hello


The lawyer in one of his dormant moods, with the volcano in the distance Posted by Hello


The mountain which was a volcano - Mount Batur in the distance Posted by Hello


"Today's special" - at the Gajah Biru restaurant.. really good food they had Posted by Hello


this guy was especially difficult to capture on camera Posted by Hello


more dancers Posted by Hello


another dancer -- barong dance in Ubud palace Posted by Hello


The Barang dance in the palace - a close-up of one of the dancers Posted by Hello


the gateway to the Gajah iru bunglows.. tasteful decor is everywhere Posted by Hello


the path which leads to the cottages - paddy fields on the left.. they dont seem to have any shortage of water Posted by Hello


The entrance to our Bungalow .. the pool of water you see on the left is actually a paddy field Posted by Hello


our mode of transport. the Toyota Klang SUV, resting at the parking shed near the Bungalows Posted by Hello


My mother, as usual never looking at the camera Posted by Hello


My father - in all his glory and bifocal lenses Posted by Hello


here we have a flower vase, with a flower and beautiful pot by its side.. table decor at the restaurant Posted by Hello