Over the next two days we were able to we became super tourists again. There’s always so much to see as we drive to a destination. A holiday past recently, and the decorations called Penjor still overhanging the streets in many areas. Traffic is also organized disorder as Wade makes his way to the Jatiluwih rice terraces.
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| The the fields are beautiful |
Since this is a big deal for tourist to do the local government charges everyone who comes into the area a fee to enter and to park. 
It is one of those places that everywhere you look the symmetry of the fields lends itself to great pictures. We also stopped into a small restaurant built in the rice terraces for lunch
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| There is always a price to pay when you enter tourist areas |
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| These guys have fun with the locals |
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| This is the race at the end of the green stock |
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| Each rotary an experience |
Leaving there, we drove over to the coast and visited a temple called Tanah Lot. Again with the entrance fees, and a long walk, weaving through a maze of vendors in stores and stalls.
This temple is built on a small rock island and had a steady stream of worshipers bringing gifts. No public access was allowed, but it was interesting watching those who visited walk back-and-forth through the water.
It is one of those places that everywhere you look the symmetry of the fields lends itself to great pictures. We also stopped into a small restaurant built in the rice terraces for lunch
This temple is built on a small rock island and had a steady stream of worshipers bringing gifts. No public access was allowed, but it was interesting watching those who visited walk back-and-forth through the water. 
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