| Our marvelous students on the edge of a steep ravine of terraced rice paddies. Can you see how they've caught the Balinese smiling bug? |
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| Temple pool filled with large fish |
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| Women leave offerings throughout the temples |
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| Hibiscus flower petals used for tea |
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| Fish in temple pool |
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| Temple goddess |
| Inside one of the temples with a blue dragon protector |
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| Temple structures |
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| Temple structures |
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| Jorge among the roots of an enormous banyan tree on the temple grounds |
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| More temple structure. Note the thatched roof made of palm tree fibers |
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| One of many temples we saw on our temple outing |
| Picture of ceremonial dancing |
| Another picture of ceremonial dancer |
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| Mathew in full concentration at gamelan class |
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| Will, an OG, in the back playing the large upright drum |
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| Gaylon, the head OG, getting much needed rest while we play gamelan |
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| Picture of Balinese gamelan players |
| Picture of Gamelan masters |














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