Going through the Bali images.

I have been yearning for the warmer months as my ballies run and hide. Creating my false sense of warmth is aided by going through the Bali images. Im editing mucho grande.

Bali last year

photo by Steven Landau

Lately I have been yearning to get back to Indo. Even beyond the havoc it wreaked on me last year, I want more.

There's a couple reef cuts there mixed with some reptilian styles.

My longtime friend Stephen Landau from Mastic Beach met up with me in Bali being that he now resides in Singapore. The flight over is only 2 hours. How jealous I am.

Sacred Monkey Forest, Ubud, Indonesia

This late in the winter and I start to go a bit stir crazy. If you know me you know the word FUCK and WINTER and up in the same sentence regularly. So in the name of tradition, FUCK WINTER. Reminding myself of warmer times.

Its cold out...thinking of warmer days.

I took a walk into the back Gangs of Legian. As the Gangs got narrower and slimmer the moped frequency increased. Waiting in wall pockets and crannies for passing two wheel traffic. I lost myself for a bit in the alleyway maze but was shortstopped at this slow moving, discolored river. It was more hushed in these far reaches from Jl.Legian. Murkey.

More Lice

Walking around Legian, Bali

A lot of my time was spent in Legian.  If and when I return this will be my first destination again.  I would walk for hours and stare with my mouth ajar at what was going on around me.

Rice farming in Bali

I spent a lot of my time galavanting through the rice farms of Ubud.  Absolutely amazing views at every turn.

Stephen Landau

My friend came to meet me in Indonesia for a weekend while I was there.  Stephen lives with his beautiful wife May in Singapore.  Its only a 2.5 hour flight from Sing to Bali.  I am jealous.  Our 2 hours in flight would bring us to wonderful....Florida.

Check out his sight HERE!

My Water

Everytime I am in a place that I don't trust the water I find myself replacing my liquid intake with the local beer.  Especially in warm places its mostly light pilsners.  Bintang kept my thirst quenched.  Its only like 75 cents with the current exchange rates. Speaking of which when I got to Indo I was getting 9000 rpi for a dollar but by departure I was receiving 11500 rpi.  My money was growing. 

Morning and Evening light of Indonesia

Market outside of Ubud, Indonesia