Indonesia: Raja Ampat + Bali - March 2012
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Français Me, this Sunday, on the phone, in the middle of a jet-lag: "You know, maybe it's the most extraordinary trip that I did... " And the friend, to whom I am telling my Indonesian journey to Papua, bursts out laughing: "You said that last time! »
Oh, yeah? Here you go. Here you go.
It is true. I was giving him the same speech on my return from Flores and Komodolast July ...
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Exaltation of the return
Phone call to my mother in the process. I tell her, too: the unbelievable Papuain the depths of Indonesia, a world still wild, little known, almost virgin, and then the fabulous seabed of the archipelago of Raja Ampat.
Oh, I just want to go back!
I'm exhausted, it's the end of the holidays, I've just come back to Rennes, under a cold rain and a grey sky. But still exhilarated by the fresh memory of this Indonesian journey, I continue on my way: "Frankly, it's the most beautiful, most extraordinary trip I've ever had..."
I interrupt myself, realizing I'm saying the exact same thing again. My mother also makes fun of me nicely: "You say that every time! »
It's kind of funny. I'm not doing it on purpose. And that's a good sign. It means I'm far from jaded. That each new journey is the most beautiful, the most extraordinary for me!
As long as it never stops ...
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The next one, soon!
I have not managed, in recent days, lack of reliable internet connection, to continue live the story of this fantastic Indonesian getaway, after this first article, posted from Papua. But now that I'm home, I'll be able to pick up the thread again... The rest is coming, very soon!
For now, I'm going to recover from the jet lag and fatigue under the duvet. I investigated 3 hours of driving, about 17 hours of flight and 2 hours of train ... I like a blow of slack, there.
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