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    flyfish ride: by spacecraft1987, Views[120]
         		 sunset viewing: by spacecraft1987, Views[108]
         		 No one is left behind at home. This old woman unable to move around much joined in the for the celebration even if all she have to do is sit there watching what is happening.: by jalokivi, Views[447]
         		 Zamboanga City, Philippines is surrounded with shorelines. Zamboangueños tend to celebrate most occassions on the beach. This is New Year's Day on Ebenezer Bible College Beach. Families gathered to reconnect with each other. On this photo, a family having their meal with only a rock or a log of wood to sit on.: by jalokivi, Views[669]
         		 His grand daughter helping him to take a bath on the beach pouring a cup of water over his head. While other people behind are busy on their own having fun.: by jalokivi, Views[455]
     
    This little boy observes the waves as it slap on the shore. Building up courage for a dip by himself. : by jalokivi, Views[400]
         		 A group of young girls just met on the beach building a pool made of block of stones.: by jalokivi, Views[444]
         		 Because water is barely accessible the community’s small improvised bathroom, these ladies took a bath on where water is most likely accessible—beside pails of water. Those stockpiles of large pails of water are just a part of 8 tanks of water delivered by the firemen that day.: by shelterbox, Views[937]
         		 If you’re up for an afternoon visit, expect that after a few steps upon entering the place’s entrance, you’ll most likely find this couple having some time with each other. In my 2nd visit there, I saw the lady cutting her husband’s fingernails.: by shelterbox, Views[807]
         		 Metal Miners. Most men inside the evacuation center took advantage of their temporary stay to gather metals to gain additional income. Under the heat of the afternoon sun, one resident of the ‘village’ works hard by gathering metals inside the vicinity of the evacuation center and trading those to earn extra money for his family. The metals being dug or removed were leftovers from the bottling company building formerly erected on that area.: by shelterbox, Views[557]
     
    Out of 2,606 individuals temporary residing in the evacuation center, Friends May Beth and Daniella (Left-Right) smiled as they saw me take their photo while they were roaming around the ‘village’, passing through ropes, hanged clothes, and large sheets of tarpaulin, during their spare time to find and play with some friends.: by shelterbox, Views[590]
         		 I choose this place because it always gets my attention on my way to school. Located along the highway, it’s barely possible for people not to notice this area. More or less 200 tents donated by ShelterBox Disaster Relief and Philippine Red Cross were used as temporary shelters by four hundred and forty four families residing inside this evacuation center. : by shelterbox, Views[523]
         		 All for my child: by stmimd, Views[253]
         		 Feelings of red: by stmimd, Views[204]
         		 Sampaguita line up: by stmimd, Views[283]
     
    Element of the street: by stmimd, Views[236]
         		 Undercover in Quiapo: by stmimd, Views[268]
         		 This is my mother who found a perfect time to reflect.: by reasonstomisshome, Views[206]
         		 An art of nature that fades away all our bad vibes in my island. The sunset.: by reasonstomisshome, Views[495]
         		 It is not only humans who wait for the sun to set down.: by reasonstomisshome, Views[234]
     
    Psyche is her name. She is my niece and she loves waiting sunset like me.: by reasonstomisshome, Views[174]
         		 One of the several children all crammed into a tricycle with their parents shares a moment with my 3 year old sister before motoring off into the chaotic haze of local traffic.: by powellesk, Views[381]
         		 Like most places, a hectic commute to work is inevitable. However, it is a special kind of hectic on the Marcos Highway. : by powellesk, Views[499]
         		 Children are everywhere in the streets here. All of them are full of life, inquisitive, and curious of my white face.: by powellesk, Views[227]
         		 Tired of flying paper kytes, a young boy relaxes on a rooftop as the sounds of children playing and dogs barking can be heard.: by powellesk, Views[272]
     
    The church of St. Anthony De Padua towers over the city of Antipolo. A beacon to the heavens.: by powellesk, Views[555]
         		 After an hour of walking in the desert, and an extra 30 minutes of climbing to the top, Pinatubo welcomes trekkers with this vision. The crater contains highly mineralized water, and due to the water's sulfur content, there is a distinct yellow discoloration of the rocks that blends with the blue color of the lake. It is unbelievable that this was once the mouth that spewed chaos in the northern part of the archipelago, and changed hundreds of Filipinos' lives forever. : by nicole_0809, Views[586]
         		 From Ashes, Comes Life -- Though most of the trek was unbearable because of the heat of the sun (not to mention the added temperature because of the reflecting white ash), the cold water coming from the mountain replenishes the land.: by nicole_0809, Views[529]
         		 The rampage of Pinatubo, once called the
         		 The People in This Neighborhood -- After more than two decades, though some Aetas now live in poorly maintained resettlement areas, some chose to return to their homes in the mountains. : by nicole_0809, Views[540]
     
    The Displacement -- In June 1991, Mt. Pinatubo erupted and forced the Aetas, the indigenous people most affected by its explosion, to flee from the mountains. Here, Aetas until now take a long hot journey to nearby towns either to find new beginnings or to replenish their supplies. : by nicole_0809, Views[1421]
         		 Keeping the faith: by phtimes, Views[280]
         		 Children of the Ulingan (Charcoal pits): by phtimes, Views[869]
         		 A Filiino Fiesta parlor games: by phtimes, Views[3037]
         		 Feast of Sto. Nino: by phtimes, Views[334]
     
    Ifugao natives courtship dance: by phtimes, Views[1776]
         		 Today They Rest - son of a fisherman taking his afternoon
         		 2nd hand - Batanes island's only transportation, Japanese 2nd hand bicycles: by kolorista, Views[302]
         		 Fundacion Pacita - a legacy of a Filipino artist in the province of Batanes: by kolorista, Views[345]
         		 Uwian Na (A Day's End) - a local fisherman's boat retires after a long day's work: by kolorista, Views[298]
     
    Territorial - a fisherman and his dog secures his coconut trees from Taiwanese: by kolorista, Views[307]
         		 Deep cliffs scare us no more because we live on the edge.: by glennbarit, Views[343]
         		 The crater of the volcano greets you good morning. : by glennbarit, Views[1321]
         		 Finally at the peak! The only thing higher than you now is your spirit.: by glennbarit, Views[782]
         		 There are never big steps. Triumph is always a few small steps away.: by glennbarit, Views[288]
     
    Our climb guide getting nearer and nearer to the peak. He is now higher than the moon. As we all aspire to be.: by glennbarit, Views[466]
         		 11 mindnight as I sit under the mango tree. i notice how beautiful the sky is.. Cavite Philippines: by goturboegon, Views[289]
         		 the Children stop playing and suddenly pose when they saw me taking pictures. cavite philippines: by goturboegon, Views[277]
         		 2 brothers/friends as They walk to school. while conversing Cavite Philippines: by goturboegon, Views[396]
         		 It's amazing how the children feel so cool while doing the
     
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