| For me, so much of the pleasure of heading to Indonesia is the food! |
| Not this sort... |
| Fish paste steamed inside a banana leaf + tempeh and tofu with peanut sauce |
| My main colleague from Nutrition International - a fellow Canadian - with random polar bears at a shopping mall... |
| The group I trained from 9 countries in Asia & Africa |
| Ali loves coffee. So he took me to his favourite spot. |
| And he is so proud and knowledgeable of the many cuisines within Indonesia |
| Gorgeously creamy and fruity gelato |
| Indonesians love crackers. This was just a small selection of what shops carry! All made and packaged for the local population. |
| with peanuts and chives |
| We headed to the 200 year old botanical gardens - where Obama had a coffee |
The next day I headed to the province of West Java for 2 days. Without traffic, it's about a 2 hour drive. With traffic however....
| On arrival, we were taken to a museum showcasing the many regional cultures within Indonesia. Here are some of the musical instruments. |
| and batik from each province |
| We found some good coffee! |
| These were the snacks at our meetings with local officials |
| We were treated like revered visitors at one school! |
| Just how green the area was (and how lovely the pool) |
| For our final lunch, we all feasted together. Yum! |
| some of the dining rooms |
| And then off to the final, fancy hotel before an early departure |
| except it wasn't - being based a busy highway and flight path! |
| Never swam next to incoming jumbo jets before!! |
| Fantastic bookshop at the airport - every departure lounge needs one of these! |
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| My currency conversion website reminds me of all the travels I have been doing recently! |

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