ever wondering why java is the most densely populated island in the world although it was littered with active volcanoes? look no further than the photo below – fertile lands. and when the land yields, everybody is happy. and when everybody is content, cue the title of the post. outer rim of tengger caldera, near cemoro lawang, east java february 2012.
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one of the big cats sporting a highly distinctive mane spent most of the time in the large enclosure being inactive, and a great opportunity for a model photoshoot at taman safari indonesia II. east java february 2012.
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reaching the top of the staircases, i put a glance to my right and there sitting on the rim of mt. bromo‘s crater, zack, alif and yomi with our guide enjoying the views while having their snacks.
looking straight ahead, the crater (last eruption in january 2011) gives an otherworldly landscape for the eyes to absorb.
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bromo tengger semeru national park, east java. february 2012.
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a stairway leading the way for the final stretch to mt. bromo‘s crater rim. bromo tengger semeru national park february 2012.
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an axis deer approaching our vehicle through the rich giant brake ferns of the genus pteris at taman safari indonesia II. february 2012.
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a close encounter with an elk and it was too close for comfort. taman safari indonesia II, east java. february 2012.
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hiking the slope of mt. bromo, we were given these majestic views of the plains, mt. batok, the hindu temple dedicated to the volcano and the inner caldera rim. bromo tengger semeru national park february 2012.
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a portrait of an ostrich taken from inside our vehicle at taman safari indonesia II near pasuruan, east java. february 2012.
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