Our first location was staying in a traditional housing villa in a mountain village called Jatiluwih.
I'll spare details about how the kids didn't sleep much that night and earned detentions and writing assignments from a certain teacher....but you can enjoy several beautiful photos here instead.
Mmmm...I'll spare details about how the kids didn't sleep much that night and earned detentions and writing assignments from a certain teacher....but you can enjoy several beautiful photos here instead.
BEAUTIFUL RICE FIELDS!!!
I feel soooo happy every time I see these anywhere! Something about the greenness appeals to me...
The cow has a sweet view from his hut here!
Preparing to listen to our first speaker
A farmer came to speak to the kids about maintaining rice fields. However, I think he spoke only in Balinese, so one of our awesome tour guides translated it into Indonesian AND English.
Amazing!
Such beauty...
See the volcanoes in the background?
*aaahhhh....*
Our tour guides showed us how to make a homemade meal using traditional kitchen techniques.
The gamelan players are getting set up here.
A Hindi priest said a prayer and l
aid an incense offering on the dance floor.
Then we had Balinese dancing! I can't get enough of this; I think it's sooo beautiful!
The dancer's in front of the gamelan instruments.
I'm pretty sure this guy was a lil bit tipsy...
The dancer pulled up some of our girls to dance! (She pulled me up, too, but photos will be in another blog posting.)
:-)
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The rice fields and Balinese dancing are interesting!
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