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bali ubud | temples and a bit of bamboo sorting through older photographs i was struck by these, taken on a rather lazy visit to bali, about two years ago. i’d almost forgotten about them because the trip had more to do lying around next to a swimming pool than exploring, but i did find
aso san i’ve stayed in the japanese prefecture of kumamoto, in kyushu, several times. what brings me back is the stunningly beautiful landscape around the ancient caldera of mount aso or asosan. the outer caldera is up to 80 – 150Km around, and is one of the biggest in the world. it
the kamikochi district of the northern ‘japan alps’ chūbu sangaku national park in nagano
these pics represent a couple of days wandering in tokyo, in some of the more well-known areas, and a couple which might be a bit more obscure.
… i won’t go into the more revolting details of my physical condition. i started sneezing on the eurostar on the first morning…