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Philippines - 2002
My first trip abroad!
| Philippines - June 2002 |
| Meeting Jennifer in Manila |
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| On to General Santos City! |
| Our Daytrip to Astorga |
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| DARBCI |
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| Around the Provido Home |
| Sunday Church & Lechon |
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| Trip to Nadies |
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| London Beach |
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| June 12 - Independence Day |
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| Sarangani Provincial Capitol |
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| The Habitat & Freedom Park |
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| Pictures at the River |
| Last Day in GenSan |
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| Monochrome Memories |
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Home to the Beginning… |
| Petition in Pictures |
| Our Timeline |
| Notice of Action #1 |
| Notice of Action #2 |
| A CFO Fiasco |
| Bringing Her Home |
| Gensan At last |
| Bells Are Ringing! |
| Nanay's Nipa Hut |
| Time To Go |
| Home In Florida |
| The First Few Days |
| Jen's New Friends |
| A Day Of Sightseeing |
| 2002 - It's A Wrap |
| Trip to Nadies | ||
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| On Monday, June 10, 2002, we left the house for some more roaming around the countryside. I snapped this picture of the three most common means of motorized transportation in the city; a Jeepney, a multi-cab, and a tricycle. | ||
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These drivers work very hard, driving their routes all day and sometimes into the night. And still they might not earn more than 16 to 18 dollars a day for their labors. |
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Many families actually own a Jeepney as their family vehicle. Imagine the surprised look you might see on the face of that Hummer owner if you pulled up next to him at an intersection here in the States in a brand spanking new Stainless Steel Jeepney!!! |
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Rooms To Go... Philippines style. |
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