Motykas in Asia 2015 Part 6

Motykas in Asia 2015 Part 6 - Bali

My dad came to pick us up from the airport when we returned from Singapore, that was very nice. On the way home we stopped by at our favourite deep fried food stall in Pluit area. Banana, tempe, cassava, yam, and many more. Oh the cholesterol.....

From there we stopped at Muara Karang to buy Martabak... hohoho...

I can't really remember what happened after that, but the next picture I found are us at the airport on the way to Bali. This time, we did not miss the plane. Lol!

My friend Adi picked us up at the airport and we had suckling pig for lunch... what! no picture!
Well, at least we have some beach pictures, this is in Sanur beach, behind Fairmont Hotel. They claimed that the water was hot like soup. :)

Tired of being water creatures, we headed out for dinner on the same beach.

What a lovely day... Stay tuned for part 7!

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