Of course, once we did the research we found that you had to buy a larger parcel of land than originally stated. The land was all terraced and planted with vegetables, accessible by a stone stairway that leads to the lake. As we were looking out over the lake a woman came by with a huge basket on her head and dumped it down the stairs. We then found out that that is where the entire neighborhood dumped their garbage and if we wanted that to stop we would have to deal with officials and find an alternative dumping ground. We have subsequently moved on...
10 comments:
Holy CATS! What a view...A fabulous illo! :) I definitely think all those temple visits and offerings you made paid off...someone was watching over you!:) So lucky you were able to witness first hand "business as usual" in the "hood". LOL:)
Amazing--love this image of it, but that doesn't sound good. Not so much. I'm with Margaret Ann on this one, I think! Great story!
Nice. I love to stand back and see those houses in the hills.
Lovely sketch, lovely story - and a lucky escape!
Good Grief, the perfect cautionary tale! Beautifully illustrated, too :)
But a house in Bali.... It might even be worth the garbage... Nice picture and story!
Lovely- the art and the location.
Sigh...looks like paradise!
What, you don't want to live in a garbage dump?
Beautiful art.
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