| This little stall has been here for the 30 odd years I have visited Bungbungan. Its a place to pick up an early morning breakfast before a hard day's work in the rice fields or heading off to school. You can get thick gritty Balinese coffee here, a sickly sweet tea, or some fresh fruit. At other times of the day, its a focus for idle gossip and a chance to catch up with some friends. The laneway beyond heads back to the main road. See a view from the other side of this stall taken 25 years earlier? | The regular rain and constant high humidity means that moss grows verdant upon the brick and mud walls of gangs like these at times creating a living tunnel of green to walk through. Even though these gangs are earth tracks, you can see that they are kept scrupulously clean, and are swept each day |
The laneway heads up an incline deeper into the backblocks of the village towards the home of my friend Wayan.
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Its so
easy to grow anything in Bali's rich volcanic soil. Just put a stick
in the ground and within days it seems to sprout new life. (this is
a 360 degree panorama). |
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