It's gone too far.This is the reason I'm not coming back to Gili Islands.

Today I walk around Gili Air where I find the island's mail distribution centre on the beach as two guys prepare the mail delivery for the day.

I also meet a young man from Lombok named Raisin who is playing his guitar while waiting for friends or customers. He tells me a little about his hopes and dreams with a desire to climb Rinjani.

Walking past a dive centre I notice Dianne sitting behind a desk and ask if she would be kind enough to answer a few questions. We chat on the beach about how she came to find herself on Gili Air considering she was never a traveler.

A man driving a horse tells me how much his animal cost to buy and how old the creature is. I ask him where the market is to buy horses that work on Gili Air.

I find maybe our best door yet on this trip with its range of color completely unique to anything seen before. Particularly interesting is the various bells, mirrors and nicknacks hanging from all over it's edges.

My suggestion in the previous video that I might not return to the Gilis is addressed and I talk a little at length about why I might not come back to the Gili islands while acknowledging why many people might like it here.

We also talk with a number of laborers during their working day where I find out what a brick layer makes for working one month on Gili Air and how much a brick costs.

It's a great walk around Gili Air.