June 21, 2003 - Personal Web Site: After a year in the Peace Corps, Tim Lyons took a 6-week trip around parts of Indonesia

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After a year in the Peace Corps, Tim Lyons took a 6-week trip around parts of Indonesia



After a year in the Peace Corps, Tim Lyons took a 6-week trip around parts of Indonesia

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Between July 1998 and October 1999, I had the opportunity to travel around South East Asia twice. I made it to Indonesia-just after President Suharto stepped down, to the Philippines-near where my great uncle fought in WW II, to Vietnam-my number 1 destination choice for years, to Cambodia-to see a country coming out of war, and to Thailand-where my trip ended.

Fresh out of the Peace Corps and after a 2-day stop in Guam, I headed off for the Philippines. Before going there, I really did not know much about our countries' shared histories and their close ties. It was a real life history lesson. I only have 2 pictures to post now, but the second one is near where my great uncle fought in WW II.

Off the North coast of Mindoro.

Rice terraces surrounding the village of Batad.

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After a year in the Peace Corps, I took a 6-week trip around parts of Indonesia. This was my first big international trip, and I found Indonesia to be the most exotic place that I have visited so far.

The three-volcano Mt. Bromo, on eastern Java Island.

A Komodo Dragon baby on Komodo Island.

Some Hindu worshippers on a mountain-top temple, Central Bali.



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