Photographs From Jakarta Indonesia, August 1977
 Central Jakarta From Mandarin Hotel Construction |
 Seven-Up Man Monument |
 Jalan Dr Prof Supomo |
 Jalan Dr Prof Supomo |
 Becak In Kebayoran Baru |
 Kebayoran Baru |
 Kebayoran Baru Rich Man's House |
 Jalan Sultan Agung Canal With Latrine |
 International Sports Club |
 Jalan Thamrin Poor Area |
 Kebayoran Baru Old Main Mosque |
 Senen |
 National Monument (Prapitau Gambiak Square) |
 Russian Monument To Guerillas (Prapitau Gambiak Square) |
 Mosque |
 Old Port |
 Mini Indonesia (Sumatran House) |
 Mini Indonesia (Balinese House) |
 Tea Fields |
 Tea Fields |
 Tea Fields |
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Great .. photo, can see that they have a bit of age on them. Love the way you have put them in a frame … how do you do that ???? *smile My favorite is the “tea field” – the last.
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I like the tea fields too 🙂
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Thanks .. will try that when it comes to my own photo’s will get there soon. Dumped all my photo’s 2 years ago. Never looked them since they where taken – now I could have shared them. That’s life – at least mine.
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Indonesia is a fascinating country, very rich in culture. I traveled there for awhile in the late Seventies.
Unfortunately, it has fallen on very bad times, and is unlikely to recover. What a pity, that such nice people should suffer the most!
I noticed the same thing in Sri Lanka and the Maldives.
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My feeling is that many of the companies leaving China are looking at Indonesia as an alternative for cheap labour.
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Wonderful photos:)
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Hi,
I love your photos, such an interesting place. I was very surprised at the Russian monument, very intriguing.
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Was there a while back when my father and I went to visit relatives there and the surrounding areas Surabaya, Bandung as well as Bali. Such a different life! But very beautiful in the mountain regions and also the beaches. Would be interesting to go back sometime. Thanks for posting!
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Very nice post Craig. Thanks for sharing.
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It is real and I love it, because you show the essence of Jakarta.
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another world
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Ah, thanks for bringing back good memories. I enjoyed my time in Jakarta very much. The traffic was crazy though!
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Reblogged this on Craig Hill.
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