Indonesian Countryside

Jakarta

Indonesia

In the countryside, all houses have red tile roofs placed on top of G.I. sheets. From the train station we took the minibus, which were crowded and cramped with guitar-toting troubadours. After collecting the coins, they disembarked and disappeared in the busy streets. Everything was cheap here and counterfeit commodities were everywhere. One Indonesian staple food is Tempe, a soya-based dish cooked in a variety of ways. The local currency Rupiah was so devalued that you buy lunch by the tens of thousands. And by exchanging $110 U.S. Dollars, I suddenly became an instant millionaire!
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