Ciater Hot Springs – Ciater Indonesia
One morning after breakfast my wife says; “Want to go soak in some hot springs?” I was sweating profusely and answered; “Are you crazy? It’s freakin’ hot out, why would I want to soak in scalding hot water?” Of course we went anyway and of course my wife was right,...Coming Home After a 3 Month Sabbatical
We have been back “home” now for a little over 2 weeks. The return flights were good and on one leg we even had a free upgrade into business class. Score!! This leg of the sabbatical has come to an end and the transition to the next leg has begun. Leaving Indonesia...Sabbatical Update
It’s been quite some time now since I have posted an update. You may have thought that the sabbatical was long done and finished. But no, we are now in Bali and have been for about a week now. So why no updates? While this site has always been about...Martabak
Food. We all need it. Back home food was generally something we ate three squares a day. Here in Indonesia on our sabbatical food has been an experience. We’ve been eating very well since arriving, trying new things and just experiencing the whole food culture. I...Tukang Ayam – The Chicken Vendor
Warning: The video below contains graphic content that may not be suitable for all viewers. Viewer discretion is advised. Even though we are in Indonesia on sabbatical we wanted to still maintain the tradition of Thanksgiving that we celebrate back in America. We...Connect!
Ever wonder what it's like to travel around the world without flying and cross the ocean on a cargo ship? Now you can. Go buy this incredibly interesting and humorous book written by my friend Niall Doherty of Disrupting the Rabblement | www.ndoherty.com/books/cargo/
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Written aboard a freighter while crossing the Pacific Ocean, The Cargo Ship Diaries is a look back at the first 2.5 years of Niall Doherty's trip around thIs Goa Jepang in Bandung Indonesia really haunted? This photo I took there indicates it's possible. Or does it?
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Goa Jepang Taman Hutan Bandung Indonesia
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Goa Jepang is located in Juanda Forest Park in the north part of Bandung in Indonesia. This series of caves was built in 1942 during the Japanese occupation of Indonesia and used by Japanese troops as shelter from Allied Forces. There has always been talk that the caves harbor supernatural visitors....
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