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Around The Fatahillah

In January, 24, 2009, I had a chance to pass by Fatahillah Museum. It was in the early morning, so the museum was still close. But the environment still fascinated me. There were some old buildings which still stood from the past, when the city of Jakarta was still occupied by the Dutch. The morning scene was splendid here. So, I wandered around for a while outside the museum, taking in everything in the past. :)

The Museum, already swarmed by people who held some morning activities.


Dasaad Musin Concern building, rustic but still stands.

Wanna play pool?

The Magnificent Hermes

Serving the good.

Ready to shoot hard target.

In Memoriam

Cafe Batavia: A touch of urban living.

The Grand Post Office


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