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Up North
Feb 21, 2008 (26 photos) ... gut den Baustil zeigt, sieht wie eine Festung aus. Ist aber so gebaut worden um Erdbeben zu widerstehen. Letzter Stop Laoag, groesste Stadt im Norden (aber auch keine 100000 Einwohner...). Hat ebenfalls eine Kirche (man beachte, dass die Glockentuerme ...
A travel blog entry by schwate
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BEACH MA BEACH...
Feb 9, 2009 ... vous vous couchez... Petit dej a 6h30 philippin (landonisa : riz, saucisse, oeufs - un peu dur a cette heure). Bus pour Laoag, transfert pour une autre gare routiere et rebus pour Clevolia pour couper le trajet, le tout en 6 heures. Comme en gros on ...
A travel blog entry by walie98
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Laoag and the north
Feb 12, 2008 (29 photos) ... region that many phillipinos never reach in their lifetime! (including Dans family). Tita Celia had a package tour to go up to Laoag (the city you would fly into) and tour the area with her high school reunion friends. It so happens that a couple ...
A travel blog entry by danielandeileen
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birthday getaway
Oct 25, 2008 My first birthday spent without my family.. it was like hibernating away from the busy life from manila and pressures from work.. :)
A travel blog entry by mashiel
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Fav this place good people great places :D
Jul 29, 2009 One of our my Fav vacation spots :D
A travel blog entry by iandave.maguira
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life in PASUQUIN
Dec 30, 2007 after two whole days of non-stop travel, i finally arive safely to my destination, Pasuquin, Philippines. i am introduced to family and friends of family that respect and love my grandmother wholeheartedly. never would i have thought that i had so many ...
A travel blog entry by wonderworld
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Brunch at Fort Ilocandia
Jan 13, 2008 (5 photos) Thirty-minute motorcylce ride from downtown Laoag to Barangay 37 Calayab, sprawling on 77 hectares of land amidst gentle sand dunes and 9 kilometers of fine sandy beach, is the massive stonewalls and bricks inspired resort hotel. The Resort Hotel complex ...
A travel blog entry by mygiobro
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Laoag the City of Light
Jan 12, 2008 (7 photos) ... was the well-lighted gigantic Christmas tree made up of corn cobs. The Sinking Bell Tower was also lighted. So we enjoyed Laoag's evening breeze taking pictures. Just before midnight, we headed back to the hotel. My travel companions called it a day ...
A travel blog entry by mygiobro
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