Nature Contrast

I saw teak plantation on both sides of an alternative road (Bumiayu, Central Java Province, Indonesia). That morning, we had to choose this road as traffic jam occurred on the main route.

 Teak trees with no leaves can be seen on the side that receives daylight longer. Teak will shed their leaves to reduce water evaporation. It creates wonderful contrast, right?

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At a Transit Station

There are lots to see at a railway station. Different people, bold signs and colorful train carriages are only a few of common things at the station.

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Inside a Post Office

Red touches inside Bogor city post office.

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Nitrogen Charging Spot

Lots of red touches seen at this facility. Are you using nitrogen for your vehicle's tires? 

 According to an article at popularmechanic.com; it mentioned that nitrogen makes  tire pressure more stable that allows you to save a small amount in fuel and tire-maintenance costs. There will be less moisture inside your tires, meaning less possible corrosion happens on your car's wheels. 

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First Helicopter Replica

The replica of the first helicopter owned by Indonesia that applied to transport Indonesia first president, Ir. Soekarno, can be seen at Museum Angkut (the Transportation Museum –Batu Malang, East Java). The president’s helicopter ride for the first time was on January 15, 1951.   

 Now, the original of this helicopter Hiller 360 made in USA is becoming a part of the collection at the Air Force Aerospace Center Mandala Yogyakarta. 

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