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Letters from the Morning of the World

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on BBC Radio 4 FM

In the second of two programmes composer
Robert Walker describes life on the Indonesian island of Bali where he emigrated in 1992. Paradise in Peril. Indonesia's economic crisis has shattered lives across the vast archipelago.
Kadek and his wife earn 15p a day making sate. Betty the transvestite hangs herself when refused a loan of one pound. But Peterthe expat still serves cucumber sandwiches with the crusts
CUt Off. Repeated from Sunday

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