School day | Muara Muntai, Kalimantan
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The village of Muara Muntai consists of a few boardwalks built over water.
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Forgot what these popular meatballs are called. Not bakso, a different name stolen from the Chinese name shiu mai but can't remember the Indonesian spelling.
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Weekly Dayak dance in Pampang.
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Weekly Dayak dance in Pampang.
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Mmm...new baby smell.
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All over South and East Kalimantan people take public baths in their waterways, but I'm pretty sure these kids were just playing.
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It's strange that this even became a tourist attraction (if one tourist every two or three days counts as an attraction) because the water buffalo stable is nearly 40 minutes by boat outside of Negara. But here it is and there we were. If I hadn't had the little Barabai excursion the previous day, I would've had more time to watch all the buffalo come back by evening, but as it is I could only stay until about 4pm and then rush back to Kandangan to catch my bus to Samarinda.
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The creativity of children when it comes to making their own entertainment never fails to amaze me.
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Negara's residents are known for their skill in making knives, swords, pottery.
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Negara is a village of stilt houses built over water.
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