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Crossing The Strait

Still from my late journey. This was my first time to cross Bali Strait in a ferry. It launched in the late afternoon from Ketapang, Banyuwangi, and arrived an hour later at Gilimanuk, Bali. Being in a boat was an opportunity to see another different perspective. The sea seemed borderless and it gave me an eerie feelingt when I saw the vast emptiness in front of me. I wished I saw some sea creatures though, but it didn't happen. So, it's always comforting when I saw another ship or boat passing. At least we're not alone.

Leaving the port of Ketapang.

Another ferry makes me merry.

Bali on the other side.

Flying nimbus? Is Goku there? :)

Arriving at Gilimanuk.



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