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18 days abroad and loving it!

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April 20th 2008
Published: April 20th 2008
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Home base! Flight 1: April 7th Jet set to Taiwan Flight 2: April 7th Taiwan to Jakarta Flight 3: April 8th Jakarta to Denpasar Flight 4: April 12th Jakarta to Medan Medan to Banda Aceh Banda Aceh to Pelu Wau Flight 5: April 17 Banda Aceh to Medan Medan to Jakarta Jakarta to Batam April 20th Boat from Bintan to Singapore
Day 18 and I'm wrapping up my last day in Indonesia. We are on a small Island called Bintam off the coast of Sumatra, Indonesia. This has been a truly magical adventure always surrounded by nice warm people. Having completed a Scuba Diving course in Pulau Weh and traversing the underwater world, I await our ferrie to Malaysia--about a two hour boat ride and then from Singapore catching an overnight train to get to Thailand, where we'll catch another boat to Ko Tao. Ko Tao is small island near Ko Samui but not as touristie with great diving! Stay tuned more to update time to catch a boat now!

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James DiRito
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This once small-town-Colorado bred-thirty something chum is finally strapping a travel pack and heading to Southeast Asia! Beings I'm now going on 3 years living in San Francisco and have longed for ages to travel, I'm leaving the bay behind for a entire month of travel beginning April 6 through May 5th. ... full info
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