Indonesia's horseback library
A man and his horse are taking the library on the road
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(Image credit: (2015 Putu Sayoga)The Kudapustaka, or "mobile library," first came to life last year after one of Sururi's employers, a horse owner, suggested the idea and donated the bulk of the books. In O)

(Image credit: (2015 Putu Sayoga))

(Image credit: (2015 Putu Sayoga))

(Image credit: (2015 Putu Sayoga))

(Image credit: (2015 Putu Sayoga))

(Image credit: (2015 Putu Sayoga)**See more from this series and other photography from Putu Sayoga at his website.**)
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