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    The document discusses the aftermath of the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami in Indonesia and the Philippines. It provides photos showing destroyed villages in Aceh with survivors sifting through rubble and the smell of death. It also shows elephants helping with cleanup, and US sailors volunteering for rescue efforts. Additional photos depict traditional Balinese funerals, an isolated Baduy tribe, and the impact of typhoons in the Philippines, including flooded villages, logging impacts, and a murdered journalist's funeral. Further images show waterfalls and caves in Leyte protected by indigenous people, as well as locals gathering sea urchins for meals on a southern Philippine beach at sunset.

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    photo collection from my works within 2005 - from Aceh, Philippines, to Paris

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    Travelling 2005(1)

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    The document discusses the aftermath of the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami in Indonesia and the Philippines. It provides photos showing destroyed villages in Aceh with survivors sifting through rubble and the smell of death. It also shows elephants helping with cleanup, and US sailors volunteering for rescue efforts. Additional photos depict traditional Balinese funerals, an isolated Baduy tribe, and the impact of typhoons in the Philippines, including flooded villages, logging impacts, and a murdered journalist's funeral. Further images show waterfalls and caves in Leyte protected by indigenous people, as well as locals gathering sea urchins for meals on a southern Philippine beach at sunset.

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    Travelling 2005: January Tsunami

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    Adeline Tumenggung-Cooke
    The document discusses the aftermath of the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami in Indonesia and the Philippines. It provides photos showing destroyed villages in Aceh with survivors sifting through rubble and the smell of death. It also shows elephants helping with cleanup, and US sailors volunteering for rescue efforts. Additional photos depict traditional Balinese funerals, an isolated Baduy tribe, and the impact of typhoons in the Philippines, including flooded villages, logging impacts, and a murdered journalist's funeral. Further images show waterfalls and caves in Leyte protected by indigenous people, as well as locals gathering sea urchins for meals on a southern Philippine beach at sunset.

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    Travelling 2005

    January Tsunami

    29 January 2005, Idul Adha (Moslem s


    day of sacrifice on the climax of the Mecca
    pilgrimage) people praying, soldier
    guarding, dirt & rubbles still piling, smell of
    death on the air

    Survivor her house was the only


    building sstill standing in her village,
    10 km from Banda Aceh city centre.
    Smell of death so strong, bodies found
    among rubbles everyday

    Helping trunk trained elephants from


    Leuser national conservation helped
    cleaning up a village in Banda Aceh.

    Travelling 2005 photos by adeline tumenggung 1


    Rubbles villagers saving whatever they have left from rubbles. Their empty eyes and
    emotionless voice haunted every reporter who interviewed them (above)

    Aceh Airlift
    (January March 2005)

    GI s helping hand on board


    SH60 Sea Hawk, Navy rescuer Ray
    Adams showed his daughter s doll
    (above). Sailors from USS
    Abraham Lincoln volunteered for
    the massive Aceh Airlift in Banda
    Aceh Air Force Base (left & below)

    Travelling 2005 photos by adeline tumenggung 2


    Traditional Indonesia

    Balinese funeral big ceremony for the whole village, three days party, no body cried

    Baduy Tribe the tribal village is


    open for visitor but the people still
    keep their very basic traditional
    way of life: no electricity, no
    manufactured goods, no modern
    communication. Environmentalist
    & anthropologist haven

    Travelling 2005 photos by adeline tumenggung 3


    P hilippines T ragedy

    Disaster three typhoons,


    flashflood & landslide hit
    Dingalan village in
    Philippine s Luzon Island
    on November and
    December 2004, killing
    more than 1,700 people.

    The aftermath (clockwise) chainsaw and karabou (small scale) loggers were blamed
    for the disaster; a survivor from Dumagat Tribe; funeral of a murdered journalist; village
    elder and hisTravelling
    wife. 2005 photos by adeline tumenggung 4
    L eyte Leisure

    Chill out - Guinsohoton Waterfall & Cagnituan Cave in South Leyte, Philippines, are guarded
    and maintained by Leyte s indigenous people. When visiting the waterfall and the cave, getting
    wet is a must

    Travelling 2005 photos by adeline tumenggung 5


    Sunset on Southern L eyte B each

    Local delicacy while kids playing in


    the water, the adults gather sea urchin
    for family picnic. Cut them and eat the
    inside raw with rice and vinegar
    (not really my thing)

    Travelling 2005 photos by adeline tumenggung 6

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