Cycling walking
31st May Ubud
So I did some more aimless cycling and walking.
I went down to see one of the nearby rivers.
Other sight from Bali include, lots of bannana and coconut trees between the padi fields. Children flying kites and asking you to take their photo. The main roads are quite buisy so you really have to go onto the tiny back roads. I parked the bike and went for a walk on a path that went down the river valey through the padi fields.
A welcome releif from all the whizzing mopeds.
Chess is quite popular here with lots of people playing at the side of the road.
I had a game with some guys in Ubud, a good way to get away from the, do you need transport of it all.
So I did some more aimless cycling and walking.
I went down to see one of the nearby rivers.
Other sight from Bali include, lots of bannana and coconut trees between the padi fields. Children flying kites and asking you to take their photo. The main roads are quite buisy so you really have to go onto the tiny back roads. I parked the bike and went for a walk on a path that went down the river valey through the padi fields.
A welcome releif from all the whizzing mopeds.
Chess is quite popular here with lots of people playing at the side of the road.
I had a game with some guys in Ubud, a good way to get away from the, do you need transport of it all.
posted by conor at 2:18 AM
1 Comments:
Hiya!!!
Love your blog, I've been reading it from the comfort of my parents' free internet, yeah! ;o)
Your description of the ordinary in Bali is so cool, it took me back to Thailand where it's all very similr by the sound of it.
Anyways, really been worried about you when I heard of the earthquake, hope all is going well and keep taking those blessings, no matter how many cents they cost!!! :))
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