
by evening i was usually exhausted and by 3 or 4 pm wanted to find somewhere to rest for the night.. in the 8 days accross the desolate part of west kalimantan i slept in many dayak villages and also in employee camps for logging companies.. the dayak people are so friendly and foreigners almost never pass through their village (aside from logging and mining personel who pass through in s.u.v. with tinted windows).. usually the first person i would meet in any given village would offer that i spend the night in their home.. such warm people and always made me feel welcome, but sometimes i would catch eyes from one of the daughters always followed by a very stern look from the father!! also by now i was a pro at bathing in rivers and jokingly warned villagers of my abnormally white torso and thighs!!

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Holy cow! That's really scary- this reminds me of the kid in Tropic Thunder.
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