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Just after landing in Java
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Kawah Ijen and sulphur mining there
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Kawah Ijen crater rim |
Kawah Ijen and sulphur mining there
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With workers at Kawah Ijen
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With workers at Kawah Ijen
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Camping right at the rim of Ijen volcano.
Fortunatelly, the wind was blowing so hard there, that we almost did
not smell otherwise pretty nasty sulphur smoke from down the crater.
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Workers and tourists meet all along the
path to crater lake
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Kawah Ijen crater rim
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Crater lake with deposits of suphur down
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Sulphur mining site
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Sulphur mining site
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Sulphur mining site
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Sulphur mining site
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Another much smaller business is using
the thick water containg sulphur to make some things out of sulphur
after the water evaporates selling that to tourists.
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Ijen crater lake
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Each worker mines for himself the suphur
that he later carries down, usually more then 60 kg
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At Glow lake
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Ijen crater lake
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Batok volcano in Bromo-Tengger-Semeru
national park
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View to Tengger crater
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Batok volcano in Bromo-Tengger-Semeru
national park
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Hindu tample under Bromo volcano
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Path to Bromo crater rim
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Bromo crater
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Path to Bromo crater rim
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Bromo crater rim
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Bromo crater rim
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Tengger cater with Cemoro Lawang village
in the left
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Bromo, Batok and in the distance Semeru
volcano in Bromo-Tengger-Semeru national park as seen from some view
point about 1 hour walk from Cemoro Lawang village.
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Bromo, Batok and in the distance Semeru
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Bromo volcano crater
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Local Tengger tribe people, they are
Hindus surrounded mostly by Muslims in Java
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Hot springs Air Panas Cangar, near Sumber
Brantas, above Batu town.
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Black leaf monkey just above the springs.
I missed these monkeys at Rinjani national park in Lombok and
surprisingly saw them at last in Java
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We finally found souvenir shops in
Jakarta, marked as flea market in Lonely Planet guidebook
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