We stumbled upon this interesting World War II memorial near the waterfront.
It commemorates an interesting bit of history in this part of the world.
The Tanjung Pinang Central Market
Steph and I ventured into the central market in Tanjung Pinang. There were all sorts of things for sale generally segregated out into different areas by type of merchandise.
Motorbikes went down some of the narrowest of alleys.
Dried fish for sale.
Bicycle parking for cargo bikes.
Husking coconuts.
More machetes than one could use in a lifetime.
Look at all those knives!
A banana stand.
That little kid realized that I was very tall compared to him.
Shoe store.
Lunch place.
Live poultry.
Mad chickens for sale.
A tailor shop.
Vegetable market.
More dried fish.
An electric meter.
More power infrastructure.
Lunch in Tanjung Pinang
We stopped at an outdoor eating area with several restaurants. This was some sort of spaghetti and meat concoction with a small amount of crisps.
Another patron enjoying a meal.
