Snack time again!

August 13th 2005
Today Vanessa and I have planned to continue the waterfront tour in the old town of Kota and the Sunda Kelapa harbour area. This is an area where you can find colonial architechture and I am hoping to catch a few ships too. First though I need to run some errands in my own part of town. I really enjoy my stay at the Acacia and want to add some more nights. However, due to what seems to be a common ... read more

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The Dutch began to colonize Indonesia in the early 17th century; the islands were occupied by Japan from 1942 to 1945. Indonesia declared its independence after Japan's surrender, but it required four years of intermittent negotiations, recurring hos... ... read more

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Johan

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Meh... readers beware. I originally started this log to keep my mother up to date during a longer trip, but I quickly realized I wasn't about to waste my precious time off by sitting in some shady Internet café updating a blog nobody will read anyway. Nowadays it is more of a personal nostalgia and ego thing, but by all means, feel free to enjoy the speculations and hybris which will no doubt get reality checked soon enough. I will add older travel logs as time permits.... full info

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8th October 2010

Raditya Agarwalla
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Life as it is sometimes is better than its original colors
Nice shots, Bro! You must have spent a heck of time in the densest part of Jakarta. Those polluted rivers, my late dad used to swim in there back in the 1940's. He said the water was cool then, refreshing. Ah, if only the waters condition could be reversed.

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