Before & After (My Jogja)

I didn't know as to why I took all of these pictures when I was driving around Jogja. I guess..I was just intrigued by how green everything was at that time. Yes...I love the fact that Jogja has lots of trees in some part of the city. 

It's near Kotabaru region, just a kilometer away from my campus. 

Then...I turned left and then..I saw a familiar line up of trees in Sudirman Street--one of my favorite streets in Jogjakarta..simply because it boasts itself as having lots of trees. 

And..I kept on taking pictures....still in Sudirman Street. 

Then..I arrived at my campus. Yup, the trees were green and boy oh boy...this time of the year...was the best way to explore the campus. Not many students were back to campus since it was still a semester break. 

Kept on going up.... 

until I reached Kaliurang street with less trees or no trees at all since most of the lots are reserved for shops and restaurants and cafes and...well..business. BUt..boy..the sky's blue.....until... 

February 14, 2014 when I learned that Jogja was covered in volcanic ash from Kelud Volcano (some 300 km away from Jogja).

My Jogja..I learned that it's been raining...and I do hope that everything's back to normal again. Amin.

Before & After (My Jogja)

 

This was taken from a window of the car en-route to Tugu. Yup..I was taking a picture of how the street which was usually full of motorcycles looked like at that time.

(Feb. 1st, 2014). 

Oh..the sky was blue...and Tugu Monument was vividly clear in my camera.

then..I found a picture on the internet (liputan 6.com)...about how vividly grey and dusty it was. It's Jogja..covered in volcanic ash from Kelud Volcano (some 300 km away from Jogja). 

I just hope that everything's going back to normal like the picture above. Amin.

Before & After (My Jogja)

I took this picture on Feb. 1st 2014 when I saw my brother in law off at the railway station in Jogjakarta. The sky was blue. 

Then..I found out a picture from the internet about the same place...when volcanic ash spewed from Kelud Volcano (some 300 km away from Jogja) covered all of the city.

Hmmmmm.........I hope everything's back to normal now.