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Departing Singapore by ferry to the island of Tebing Tinggi, where I spent the night in the town of Selat Panjang en route to the island of Sumatra, Indonesia.
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Ferry scenery between islands
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Sumatra's girls. From day one in Sumatra the girls surprised, running up to me practically stumbling over themselves, throwing praise and flattery to no end, strongly suggesting they are available for marriage.
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Market scene
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Tuk-tuks putt putt the street
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In Bukit Liwang I visited some old relatives of mine, the Orangutan ('man of the forest').
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Just hangin' around
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Feeding time
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Rehabilitation center
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Monkey
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Paradise View, on the shore of Lake Toba
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Lake Toba is one of the largest volcanic craters in the world. In the middle of the lake is an island larger than the city-state of Singapore.
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House along Lake Toba
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I rented a scooter and zipped around 40% of the island one afternoon. I had to walk and push my scooter over patched wooden bridges to do so.
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Pedestrians, scooters and vehicles pass over a rotting wood bridge
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Housing style of Sumatra island
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Church
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Lekjon Cottages, my hotel, on the shores of Lake Toba
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Monkey and Kat, buds
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I asked this kid to help me find a rice hat. The stall owners didn't want to sell me one (?!), but I insisted.
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Standing in both hemispheres of the earth at the same time
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At Bonjol the equator cuts through the island of Sumatra
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The ferry from Sumatra to Java island, kids jumped off the top rail for tips
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Jakarta zoo, playing with the snakes
