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Magellan (by Francis Guillemard, Antonio Pigafetta, Francisco Albo, Gaspar Correa)
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The biography of Ferdinand Magelland (14801521), the commander of the first ships to sail around the world. Of the five ships and more than 270 men that set out on that famous venture, only one ship was to complete it, with only eighteen men aboard, but Magellan was not one of them he died in 1521.

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Mount Bromo & horse ride, East Java, Indonesia

Posted: 26 Nov 2009 07:39 PM PST

After the splendid sunrise from Penanjakan, we went to the foothill of Mt Bromo, hoop on one of the horses for a 10 minute uphill ride, and conquered the 250+ steps staircase to catch a glimpse of the sleepy volcano from close range…

Fumarole of Mount Bromo, East Java, Indonesia

Didn’t stay long at the top; the gas was choking and stinky.
A few more pics of the stairway , the observation deck and the panorama…
Staircase at Mount Bromo, East Java, Indonesia

Staircase at Mount Bromo, East Java, Indonesia

Observation deck of Mount Bromo, East Java, Indonesia

Panoramic landscape from Mount Bromo, East Java, Indonesia

Horses at mid-hill of Mount Bromo, East Java, Indonesia

The horse ride

The scene was pretty chaotic when we arrived at the foothill (at the beginning); there’s obviously more supply than demand, and the horsemen were swarming the tourists trying to make their only business of the day. Our driver-guide took care of the matters, and we got our horses after a couple of frenzied minutes.

Horse ride at Mount Bromo, East Java, Indonesia

I was the heaviest in my group, but somehow the horsemen decided to let me rode on the smallest horse instead. It’s only my second horse ride; in fact I’m not sure if I’ve done it before… it’s a vague childhood memory.

It’s pretty scary at first, but it’s ok when I got into the rhythm; and the horseman was guiding the horse in front anyway. Ended up a very nice experience to add into my diary; hope that I didn’t burden the little pony too much lol.

THANKS YEIN JEE, AS USUAL QUITE WONDERFUL