



As night was
falling we had no appreciation of the beauty of the scenery until we came back down from the village at the end of the week.
Our second stop was at a place overlooking the gorgeous mountains surrounding Toraja land. Fruit stalls lined the road and bananas like you have never seen before - from tiniy lady-finger-sized bananas to these gigantic sized ones - all absolutely delicious!
Ban and Ian - we stopped along this pretty drive at a restaurant overlooking the sea. The first half of the journey was flat and pretty along the coast line, with homes in this typical style all along the road side.


Anne is a native Tasmanian who married Janathan, a native Torajan about 40 years ago and is just a fabulous person. We really clicked!


This series of pictures is about our trip to Toraja, an area in North Sulawesi. We traveled with the family of Jonathan and Anne Parapak, their daughter Lise and her husband Tagor and their two children Talya and Renier, Lili. the lady behind Ian, who can to do workshops for educators, and Ban, the guy scratching his head in the picture, the campus minister from UPH who was a missionary with OMF in Toraja for 6 years.
falling we had no appreciation of the beauty of the scenery until we came back down from the village at the end of the week.Our second stop was at a place overlooking the gorgeous mountains surrounding Toraja land. Fruit stalls lined the road and bananas like you have never seen before - from tiniy lady-finger-sized bananas to these gigantic sized ones - all absolutely delicious!
Ban and Ian - we stopped along this pretty drive at a restaurant overlooking the sea. The first half of the journey was flat and pretty along the coast line, with homes in this typical style all along the road side.

Anne is a native Tasmanian who married Janathan, a native Torajan about 40 years ago and is just a fabulous person. We really clicked!


This series of pictures is about our trip to Toraja, an area in North Sulawesi. We traveled with the family of Jonathan and Anne Parapak, their daughter Lise and her husband Tagor and their two children Talya and Renier, Lili. the lady behind Ian, who can to do workshops for educators, and Ban, the guy scratching his head in the picture, the campus minister from UPH who was a missionary with OMF in Toraja for 6 years.
We left early Saturday morning last week from Jakarta, and flew to Makassar, and then drove for nine hours up into the mountains in a convoy of 3 vehicles.
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