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Meeting Jessney's birth family
... go searching for a grave site. What an amazing sight...all the graves are above ground. Bodies are buried in concrete coffins, sometime stacked three high, with the coffins of recent dead being placed on top of the coffins of earlier generations of the same family. Weeds are growing all over. A cow (literally) is 'mowing' the ground. Some of the coffins are partially caved in, affording an unpleasant look inside. We find the site of the family grave, but could not find the ...
Summer City
... set out for you is part and parcel.
Into a taxi. Out of a taxi. Into another taxi, on meter. Stayed in taxi. He has the worst radio station I've ever heard on. The woman and topics of discussion are almost Partridge comical.
We arrived at the station and I got out of the taxi. I must have still been pretty tired because I went over and handed 150php to the taxi driver who was stood just by me on the platform. Having paid him I turned round to Charlotte ...
Mountain City
... in the midst of a congested patch of civilisation.
Late in the day I headed for the city's only mall which seems to sit at the highest point of the city like a proud centre piece. I mistakenly thought it would be a little more relaxed than the chaotic streets. The combination of it being a Sunday and close-ish to Christmas (and in Asia) meant that the Mall was absolutely packed and the complete opposite of relaxed.
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A safari in the mountains
... real safari treat, looking up at the walls with stuffed animals that you normally see in the zoo or in the safari. I loved the place at first site, beside they have a very big fireplace where I love to sit for coffee. would want to keep going back to that place.
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Mayon Philippines 2007
... Gun stores are common. Heavily armed guards patrol all banks and offices.
- A Chinese meal in Legazpi. After so much disappointing Filipino food, this was ambrosia: the tastiest hot sour soup and sweet and sour pork I’ve ever had.
- The ‘Remnant International School’ in Baguio City. A school for misfits?
- One day a man approached me and coolly stated: ‘I am a professional beggar. Give me 5 ...
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