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    Outside the Ynares Sporting Arena, 3 young boys use their charm to sell some baby ducklings to people entering the venue. However, no such luck.: by sealegs, Views[278]
         		 Travelling past Pasig River, we spot a group of boys jumping into the dark and murky waters from a tall tree without a care in the world.: by sealegs, Views[506]
         		 Man in a heritage house, Philippines: by supermakel, Views[265]
         		 Immaculate Conception Church, Philippines: by supermakel, Views[321]
         		 Flower against a sunset background, Philippines: by supermakel, Views[346]
     
    Easter Eve, Philippines: by supermakel, Views[612]
         		 Araña't Baluarte Festival, Philippines: by supermakel, Views[1113]
         		 Kiln bricks alongside the boilers of the Olympia Maru wreck in Coron Bay, Philippines: by bundynbeaches, Views[1404]
         		 The boilers of the Olympia Maru: by bundynbeaches, Views[627]
         		 Only twenty or so years, already a husband and father with over a eleven hundred logged dives, this young guy is a credit to his father and an excellent divemaster: by bundynbeaches, Views[560]
     
    In the second hold back from the bow of the Kogyo Maru is a small bulldozer, a large cement mixer and hundreds of bags of cement: by bundynbeaches, Views[1180]
         		 A view of the cement mixer in one of the holds of the Kogyo Maru wreck in Coron Bay: by bundynbeaches, Views[692]
         		 Inside the Irako Maru: by bundynbeaches, Views[366]
         		 Safety stops on the way back to the boat were boring a lot of the time, though this one was alright from the looks of it.: by bundynbeaches, Views[355]
         		 Most of the wrecks had reasonable to good coral and fish life on the tops. Some are on their port or starboard side, one is broken, but the Irako Maru is upright though the deepest in the bay at 41.5m deep at the stern.: by bundynbeaches, Views[527]
     
    Inside the Irako Maru. Just remember that this is probably 20 underwater and inside the hold of a ship sunk over 60 years ago.: by bundynbeaches, Views[866]
         		 Inside the wreck of the Irako Maru, sunk in 1944 in Coron Bay. : by bundynbeaches, Views[949]
         		 One of Coron Divers' bankas used to transport divers out to the wrecks, reefs and to Barracuda Lake: by bundynbeaches, Views[437]
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         		 Barracuda Lake, Coron, Palawan: by bundynbeaches, Views[448]
     
    Stepping in to Barracuda Lake: by bundynbeaches, Views[586]
         		 A short walk up over the rocks from the seaside and there is a brackish lake that is an old volcano. At 14 to 15m deep there is a thermoclyne where the warm water (38deg)below doesn't mix with the cooler water above.: by bundynbeaches, Views[411]
         		 by pinayproud, Views[328]
         		 Coming back in to Coron Town on the southern end of Busuanga island: by bundynbeaches, Views[407]
         		 CYC (Coron Youth Club) Island. The only free admission island in the area. This place was packed on New Year's Day: by bundynbeaches, Views[512]
     
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         		 Coron Divers new shop and bankas in the foreground on the water in Coron Town: by bundynbeaches, Views[367]
         		 Coron Divers new shop and bankas in the foreground on the water in Coron Town: by bundynbeaches, Views[405]
         		 Loaded up with cement and building materials and off to work: by bundynbeaches, Views[455]
         		 Sold the catch at the markets, done the shopping and going home now.: by bundynbeaches, Views[443]
     
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         		 View of Coron Island from the waters near Tangat Island in Coron Bay: by bundynbeaches, Views[515]
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         		 by powellesk, Views[112]
         		 Lola Rose, one of the oldest weavers in Tadian, is famous for making woven clothes.: by cliffordn, Views[545]
         		 A woman and a young boy took refuge in locally made fabric to hide from the sun.: by cliffordn, Views[380]
     
    Dancers bring their props home after the presentations.: by cliffordn, Views[373]
         		 After the cultural presentations at the town's poblacion, these kids converted a roofless truck into a playground.: by cliffordn, Views[398]
         		 The name of the village, Tadian, derives it name from the Ilokano word
         		 My very close friend i never expected to meet in the ocean of faces.: by eluzion, Views[333]
         		 Thousand of people gathered every day in 9 days for the novena of Santo Niño.: by eluzion, Views[679]
     
    Devotees reaching their hands to be blessed by the priest with holy water.: by eluzion, Views[434]
         		 The image of Santo Niño being blessed by the priest.: by eluzion, Views[320]
         		 The Altar Inside Basilica del Santo Niño.: by eluzion, Views[336]
         		 A child's innocence and smiles: by choleb, Views[293]
         		 Twilight and Shade: by choleb, Views[222]
     
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