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Rob and an Ogoh Ogoh (Ogre Ogre) in Bali in 2002

Rob and an old Ogoh Ogoh Ogre Ogre — Rob in 2002 – some things have not changed

Rob and an old ogoh-ogoh tha we came across while in Bali in 2002

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