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✓ Published: 22-Mar-2013
✓ Published: 22-Mar-2013
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When I arrived in Lombok I found out after dropping my bags at the guest house and jumping in the ocean to finally get relief from the stifling heat that the parade kicking off the largest celebration of the year was about to start. The parade consisted of groups from all over the island, many who rarely see a Bule (white tourist) and suddenly I became a rock star! Teenage boys and girls where all fighting to take their cell phone photos with me. Yes, some of the girls would actually scream! I f
When I arrived in Lombok I found out after dropping my bags at the guest house and jumping in the ocean to finally get relief from the stifling heat that the parade kicking off the largest celebration of the year was about to start. The parade consisted of groups from all over the island, many who rarely see a Bule (white tourist) and suddenly I became a rock star! Teenage boys and girls where all fighting to take their cell phone photos with me. Yes, some of the girls would actually scream! I f
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