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San Miguel light, das ist gut.
... travel to Puerta Galera. The boat we travelled over on was pretty small and the sea was quite rough considering it was a nice day, I wouldn't like to do it in the typhoon season though.
Arrived in Sabang where we had 3 nights staying at a nice hotel up in the hills overlooking the town. There's a hotel in town called Tropicana which looks like a medieval castle, it doesn't really suit the surroundings, it'd be better in Vegas. Sabang was ok but nothing special, ...
Filipinos know how to laugh...
... going on around here...apparently not all contractors are on strike. I don't really like to rely on a “guide” to find places. The fact is, I learn the area better if I spend time learning the roads and orienting myself. A guide usually rushes to get to the location and they don't give me time to look around and learn landmarks...I'm too busy trying to keep my eye on the guide so I don't lose them. So, we told Nick that ...
Filipino final farewells
... second one cost me 200 pesos (just under £3). I’ve never just stayed so still in the water and gasped at the sheer magnificence and size of something so special! I followed some of the whale sharks as they so elegantly glided thro’ the water, but one gave me such a scare, when I was suddenly aware that it was swimming along just underneath me!! It really put the fear of God in me and I backed away so quickly!! I reckon I’ve seen too many ...
Philippine fever!
... a more viable living than they’re able to in their own rural villages. Metro Manila is made up of 17 municipalities, with 12 million people vying for space to work, eat and sleep. Being the second largest Catholic country on earth, with vigorous active campaigns to outlaw any statute that supports use of contraception, there are children and children and children everywhere!
Sadly, Manila isn’t quite the amazing city it used to be ...
Scrilla in Manila
... rusted out and I got sick. While in Batad we hooked up with a guide we met in Segada named Kinad. Kinad is referenced in the Lonely Planet guide so we knew we were in good hands. He proved to be an excellent guide and took us on a lengthy tour of the Maligcong rice terraces. Along with the rice terraces in Banaue and Batad these plantations are expansive, beautiful and engineering marvels. We stopped in a small town in the center of ...
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