Ternate Pt 2...things are getting rocky..why are there goats under the table? October 17th 2014 Continuing our tour around Ternate, with Linda who had joined us after a late flight and a marathon trek from Kansas, we were leaving Fort Oranje when Sofie tripped over a metal stake sticking out of the fortress wall taking a horrible heavy fall. A fall that would have put most of us in hospital saw us make a quick stop for ice and bandaids at the Apoteki before Sofie insisted on continuing on. A ... read more
Asia » Indonesia » North Maluku » Ternate 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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Evolution in the Spice Islands What a heavenly holiday!--making a pilgrimage to your mentor's home (a true hero), sharing lunch space with goats, having a waterfall in your upscale dining room and then being danced to sleep by fireflies. Amazing that the area around the caldera lake was a part of continental Australia only 6,000 years ago, and how prescient of the young to be planting trees in the lava! The magic of biology everywhere.
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Evolution in the Spice Islands
What a heavenly holiday!--making a pilgrimage to your mentor's home (a true hero), sharing lunch space with goats, having a waterfall in your upscale dining room and then being danced to sleep by fireflies. Amazing that the area around the caldera lake was a part of continental Australia only 6,000 years ago, and how prescient of the young to be planting trees in the lava! The magic of biology everywhere.