Gregorius Ariyo Kresnadhi

Hello! Welcome back to the Blog... image from wikipedia                Today i'm going to tell you about an interesting places i would like to visit. The place that i am going to tell you today is Fingal's Cave in Scotland. It is a sea cave located at the Staffa Island, the uninhabited island in Scotland. It only has one entrance which is the one that make a direct contact with the sea. The cave have a dimensions of 45 m - 85 m deep and 20 m - 23 m high.              The insteresting thing about this cave that the cave structure is made from hexagonally jointed basalt column. It is known for it's acoustics. The cave make an echo of the waves that sounds eerie. It also have an natural cathedral atmosphere. Fortunately, the cave has a row of fractured columns forms a walkway just above high-water level permitting exploration on foot.  I would like to visit this place because it is such  uniqe cave. The other reason is I also like to explore the nature. I hope i co

Hello!, today i'm going to tell you about things i did in Megantara Cultural Festival. Megantara was an event held at Lapangan Bali on Saturday, 10 September 2016. It was a cultural festival which shows all cultures from Indonesia. Before the event started all of 10th grade students, teachers, and kids from several kindergarten school were gathered at the front of Lapang bali for the short parade in the morning. Below was the picture of my friends (Helmi, Ilham, Ariq, and Kenny) and i (the first from the left), we were using Pangsi Cloths which is Sundanese traditional clothing.        Unfortunately, i can't took a lot of picture while we were marching across the street because, it is dangerous to record and walk at the same time. Especially because we were marching in the main road where the traffic is busy. We were marching from Bali Street turned left into Belitung Street and then turned right at the intersections to Sumatra street, we walked straight ahead u