Mount Bromo, Mount Semeru & Tengger Caldera

AnnaJolanta, on June 28, said:

Peace Rider very beautiful, voted, :)Anna

Wind Rider, on June 28, said:

Thanks for the compliments Anna

Bromo is one of my favorites places, nice view and nice weather.

Warm regards

Terry John, on June 28, said:

Hi Peace Rider, really nice shot and very deserving of the preceding comments. I love nature and its beauty, people like you brings the beautiful things of nature to us that we may not be able to bring to our self, Thanks so much for the time and effort that you give a chance to enjoy your pictures.

Well done!!

Wind Rider, on June 30, said:

Thanks to visit and send your greats compliment Terry, I just want to share the beauty I saw.

Cheers from the road...

Janina, on June 30, said:

Peace Rider, nice place and photo. Greetings from Slovakia, Janina.

Wind Rider, on July 1, said:

Thanks a lot Janina,

always feel good to be close with the nature.

Greeting from the road...

s.silvia, on July 1, said:

Very nice, greetings

s.silvia

Wind Rider, on July 1, said:

Thanks for your comment s.silvia

Greetings...

mauricia, on July 7, said:

Oh!Peace Rider this is very beatiful indeed! You have a wonderful gallery.. Happy , you can ride along the world!! Cheers!! Mauricia

Wind Rider, on July 8, said:

Mauricia, thanks a lot for your nice compliments. Hope one day I'll arrive in your country.

Cheers from the road...

KseniaKasandra, on July 11, said:

Looooooooooo!! Super photo !!! YS

Wind Rider, on July 11, said:

Kasandra, thanks to visit & nice comment !

Greeting from the road...

nadia salina, on July 13, said:

Mount Bromo also Gunung Bromo, located in the Tengger Caldera, is one of the most popular tourist attractions in East Java, Indonesia.

It is an active volcano and part of the Tengger massif, and even though at 2329 meters it is not the highest peak of the massif, it is the most well known.

According to a local folk tale, at the end of the 15th century princess Roro Anteng from the Majapahit Empire started a separate principality together with her husband Joko Seger.

They named it Tengger by the last syllables of their names. The principality did prosper, but the ruling couple failed to conceive children. In their despair they climbed Mount Bromo to pray to the gods, who granted them help, but requested the last child to be sacrificed to the gods.

They had 24 children, and when the 25th and last child Kesuma was born Roro Anteng refused to do the sacrifice as promised. The gods then threatened with fire and brimstone, until she finally did the sacrifice.

After the child was thrown into the crater, the voice of the child ordered the local people to perform an annual ceremony on the volcano, which is not held today.-wikipedia-

Regards,

nadia

Wind Rider, on July 14, said:

Nadia,

Many thanks for your visit and your very good information.

I do appreciate it !

Greetings from the road...

Priyono, on July 14, said:

wow...nice shot, beautiful scenery

Wind Rider, on July 15, said:

Thank to visit and nice comments, Bung Priyono.

Beautiful scenery in beautiful country !

Salam hangat dari tanah pengembaraan...

Makephotos, on July 15, said:

Feel the heat! Impressiv shot! Well done!

Wind Rider, on July 15, said:

Makephotos

Thanks for your visit and nice comments !

Greetings from the road...

Bruce Jensen, on September 28, said:

Hi, WindRider - My opinion only, but this WorldInPictures guy should be reported to Panoramio. He is a travel consultant who is attempting to build his own photo portfolio for advice to clients without paying for it. He may well be in violation of copyright, and if he wants to use your picture for commercial gain, he should be willing to negotiate a payment price for it.

~ Bruce