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    06:43am: Out of nowhere, a farmer walks into the field and stands for few seconds to welcome his Christmas day in the middle of the yellow painted rice field.: by kimmydeleon, Views[197]
         		 06:38am: After a few minutes of waiting, it was a blinding yuletide greeting as the sun rises in the east.: by kimmydeleon, Views[236]
         		 06:34am: No other car or people were around the area. The electrical lines on the west side of the road were waiting to be touched by the first streak of sunlight.: by kimmydeleon, Views[245]
         		 06:33am: On Christmas morning in 2009, I was sleeping on the back seat of the car while on our way to our province, Nueva Ecija, Philippines. My dad woke me up before sunrise as he parked on the side of the road. The fields were quiet and empty while the mist creeps. : by kimmydeleon, Views[247]
         		 Fishermen head out to sea as the sun stes over Manila Bay: by shanelawlor, Views[267]
     
    Philippine Jeepney speeds through the streets of Manila: by shanelawlor, Views[313]
         		 Newly Weds Kiss: by shanelawlor, Views[263]
         		 Vegetable Stall, Bicutan Market: by shanelawlor, Views[931]
         		 Man preys at the feet of Jesus Christ, Binondo Church: by shanelawlor, Views[249]
         		 Gamet Farm of Burgos, Ilocos Norte located within the risky sharp coral rock of the coast. A Gamet grows on rock promontories and rocks exposed directly to the action of waves and wind: by jemvenar, Views[522]
     
    Escaping giant waves: by jemvenar, Views[364]
         		 Gamet Gatherer of Burgos, Ilocos Norte in Philippines. a rare seaweeds that usually grows in this coast of Burgos. The area so treacherous with slipper and sharp rocks, and giant waves slamming on them while picking.: by jemvenar, Views[1535]
         		 The Calamianes Group of Islands, about an hour’s ride from Coron by boat, is the ancestral domain of the Tagbanua tribe. Banol Beach is one of the few pocket beaches in the area where travellers are allowed to set foot and enjoy the white sands and clear waters.: by guerillamanila, Views[277]
         		 There’s a secret hideaway where seawater and fresh water meet. The brave may swim—or dive during high tide—through the narrow pass to reach the inner lake of the Twin Lagoon. The cautious may climb through the makeshift wood ladder to catch a glimpse of what lies beyond the jagged limestone cliffs.: by guerillamanila, Views[548]
         		 Joel and Mario Reyes, former Palawan governor and Coron mayor respectively, have gone into hiding following the killing of a media man in 2011. Despite this, however, guides claim Coron is a still peaceful town where travellers are perfectly safe. In fact, there are very few major crimes reported here. Even the dreaded local terrorist group, the Abu Sayyaf, have failed to reach the shores of Coron. The people are very protective of the place; they consider themselves stalwarts of the environment.: by guerillamanila, Views[890]
     
    On the island, the typical transportation is the tricycle. Jeepneys serving the rest of Coron are few and far between, which is why on scheduled trips, people are crammed together with cargo and the occasional livestock. Often, passengers go “top load” or ride on the roof throughout the bumpy journey.: by guerillamanila, Views[401]
         		 The best way to reach it is by air. But the only way to explore it is by boat. This is Coron Island in Palawan, world renowned for its landscapes, seascapes, and diving destinations. It is long considered to be one of the last frontiers in the Philippines.: by guerillamanila, Views[183]
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         		 Two fishing boats ferry a jeepney (a common passenger vehicle) to Sabtang Island in Batanes, The precarious chartered transport costs Php6000 (or approximately US$147) for a one-way trip from nearby Batan Island and has been a local method of transporting vehicles like vans and ambulances between the two northern islands in the province, crossing the vast waters where South China Sea and Pacific Ocean meet.: by rnb, Views[1927]
         		 Freshly-caught fish are dried for a day at Diurra, a seaside fishing village in Batanes. : by rnb, Views[416]
         		 Lola Florestida Estrella, 85, lives in a 125-year-old stone house, the oldest of its kind in Batanes since it survived a strong earthquake in 1918.: by rnb, Views[841]
     
    A photographer is silhouetted during a sightseeing trip in Batanes, the smallest and northernmost island province in the Philippines: by rnb, Views[328]
         		 a rice field in a province in Philippines: by angelicamanalo, Views[296]
         		 women dancing on a parade for their yearly celebration for good harvest: by angelicamanalo, Views[326]
         		 the town decorated their homes with edible fruits and vegs for good harvest: by angelicamanalo, Views[298]
         		 another delicacy from the town called the longganisa: by angelicamanalo, Views[352]
     
    the tourist enjoying the festival: by angelicamanalo, Views[319]
         		 A leaf ravaged by insects: by bakicanay, Views[653]
         		 Lighthouse on the northern tip: by bakicanay, Views[679]
         		 Stone and coral walls of a church ruin: by bakicanay, Views[1155]
         		 Kids learning the basics of Philippine indigenous instruments: by bakicanay, Views[1125]
     
    It's a normal sight for the people of Basilan to interact and see military men roving around the area. Terrorism is active in their area and violent attacks are not new to the people.: by lesterandmides, Views[244]
         		 Sunrise on Capul Island, Samar: by bakicanay, Views[925]
         		 Despite the violence in the province, the people of Basilan continues to preserve their colorful culture and tradition. This photo shows a bride from Basilan's Yakan indigenous group waiting for his groom to fetch her.: by lesterandmides, Views[327]
         		 Catholic soldiers lives with the Muslims and protect them from the terrorists of the area. They live harmoniously yet the culture of violence is still not ceased from Basilan.: by lesterandmides, Views[282]
         		 Basilan is not a rich province of the Philippines and poverty is rampant. Due to this, even children dive and swim to help their families earn something for their everyday lives.: by lesterandmides, Views[478]
     
    The province of Basilan is an island where it water and land resources are abundant. People from this place get their source of living through planting and fishery.: by lesterandmides, Views[407]
         		 Children of fishermen wading at shallow waters, looking for things that washed up on their shore, looking ahead for their fathers out at sea; looking at the future.: by gmarcelang, Views[320]
         		 Fisherman done for the day at 7 in the morning.: by gmarcelang, Views[277]
         		 Fisherman checking for small fish he grow and eventually sell. He wasn't lucky that day, he tells me. But was quick to add, that tomorrow is another day.: by gmarcelang, Views[272]
         		 Unused, small fishing boats on the shore. Behind, the Minanga Sand Dunes: by gmarcelang, Views[384]
     
    Despite illegality, these dragnet fishermen grab the rope every day, pull, and hope for a bountiful catch.: by gmarcelang, Views[295]
         		 A young diver in the usual diving gear: birth suit and homemade fins.: by musadora, Views[1019]
         		 A Badjao kid poses against the sea view from the houses-on-stilts village.: by musadora, Views[377]
         		 Afternoon swim:a kid feels the waves by hanging to a rope tied to a bridge post.: by musadora, Views[309]
         		 The sea is too shallow for a close landing to the sandbar: two boats to paradise. : by musadora, Views[267]
     
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