Category: Public Works

• A Spicy Date

  HECTOR’S DIARY in the Bali Advertiser Wednesday, Mar. 1, 2017   UBUD is the centre of much heritage and tradition in Bali. This remains its principal charm, which is offset only by its other role as a testing ground for the skills – or lack of these – of drivers of huge buses that service […]

  8degreesoflatitude

  February 28, 2017

  Bali, Environment, Festivals, NGOs, Public Administration, Public Works, Random Thoughts, Sustainable tourism, Tourism, Ubud, Water resources

  Down Under, Fivelements, IDEP Foundation, La Niña, Men at Work, Navel gazing, Spicy dates, Water Rites

• That Other Kuta

  HECTOR’S DIARY His fortnightly diet of worms and other non-religious experiences Lombok / Bali Oct. 26, 2016   IT’S quieter and rather less crowded than Kuta Bali, though it has grown a little. There’s something that resembles a main street with an Indomaret supermarket and a few other junior emporiums. The warungs along the beach, those […]

  8degreesoflatitude

  October 25, 2016

  Animal Welfare, Art, Bali, Environment, Indonesia, Lombok, Photography, Public Administration, Public Works, Tourism

  Aceh, Airline delays, Basuki Tjahaja Purnama, Blasphemy, Bridges Restaurant, Exhibitions, Made Wijaya, Michael Johnsey, Omar Khayyám, Petty theft, Photography, Sharia law, Solemen Indonesia, Untustan, UWRF 2016, Villa Kitty, Wallace Line