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    2nd hand - Batanes island's only transportation, Japanese 2nd hand bicycles: by kolorista, Views[401]
         		 Fundacion Pacita - a legacy of a Filipino artist in the province of Batanes: by kolorista, Views[565]
         		 Uwian Na (A Day's End) - a local fisherman's boat retires after a long day's work: by kolorista, Views[412]
         		 Territorial - a fisherman and his dog secures his coconut trees from Taiwanese: by kolorista, Views[402]
         		 Deep cliffs scare us no more because we live on the edge.: by glennbarit, Views[426]
     
    The crater of the volcano greets you good morning. : by glennbarit, Views[1400]
         		 Finally at the peak! The only thing higher than you now is your spirit.: by glennbarit, Views[877]
         		 There are never big steps. Triumph is always a few small steps away.: by glennbarit, Views[377]
         		 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[578]
         		 11 mindnight as I sit under the mango tree. i notice how beautiful the sky is.. Cavite Philippines: by goturboegon, Views[435]
     
    the Children stop playing and suddenly pose when they saw me taking pictures. cavite philippines: by goturboegon, Views[400]
         		 2 brothers/friends as They walk to school. while conversing Cavite Philippines: by goturboegon, Views[523]
         		 It's amazing how the children feel so cool while doing the
         		 christmas day, as the old man walks alone delivering his presents to his family. Baclaran Paraniaque Philippines: by goturboegon, Views[447]
         		 Sunset at my hometown with the bangka for the main event of Angono Town Festival: by ayweeen, Views[402]
     
    Someone might have text her something sweet to be smiling that way.: by ayweeen, Views[408]
         		 Awkward smile : by ayweeen, Views[358]
         		 A boat at Angono Town Lake.: by ayweeen, Views[389]
         		 Girl on a parade, disperas of Higantes Festival 2012: by ayweeen, Views[493]
         		 An overview of the area with the bell-tower of the cathedral standing tall, signifying its centrality in a culture shaped by more than 300 years of vehement Spanish colony.: by cyrilpaulhagios, Views[395]
     
    Reproductive Health Bill Opposed: Just a few meters away from the cathedral is an elementary school with a mural showing opposition to the Reproductive Health Bill (now a law—intended to address the problem of poverty & growing population) of the government; the picture also shows the Catholic church's persuasive
         		 Life at the Feet of Strangers: In front of the city's cathedral, in a sidewalk near the park, lay the beggars, and she's just one of the many who asks for food or money to the passers-by and the devotees who would light up a candle at the shrine or inside the diocese. Most of the women-beggars carry their infants to gain sympathy from the religious.: by cyrilpaulhagios, Views[410]
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         		 This place is called Pulang Bato meaning Red Rock as you can see big red orange rocks around the area, the red orange color is because of the minerals in the area, this place in the Oriental side of Negros possesses some of the great wonders of Nature: by kringicecream, Views[1152]
         		 We go up the mountains for a shortcut to go to another city in the Occidental in Negros, it is safe to travel because the roads are well paved : by kringicecream, Views[588]
         		 Harvesting sugar canes is one major livelihood for the people in Negros island: by kringicecream, Views[465]
         		 Students go home riding motorcycles in this position due to limited space, some of the houses are located far from the town, some of the houses are located along sugar cane fields: by kringicecream, Views[451]
     
    Tricycles are a means of transportation in small towns in the Philippines, Family Names are what they put at the back of the tricycles to be identified: by kringicecream, Views[976]
         		 It is indeed a long journey for these illegal inhabitants to fight for their rights to claim properties that are not even theirs. Getting rid of squatters seems like an endless effort by the government despite government relocation programs offered to them. These illegal settlers keep on coming back after relocating them and gradually build their houses in the city slums.: by ricobagsit, Views[643]
         		 This is Boboy. He became vagrant when his mother got hit by a speeding train while maintaining her vegetable garden about a year ago. These illegal inhabitants utilize vacant lots off the railroad to grow vegetables to sell their crops to local markets.: by ricobagsit, Views[463]
         		 Target areas to build squats are usually slums like riversides and along the railways in Metro Manila. Creeks around the metro are being used as dump site resulting to heavy floodings in the urban areas during rainy season.: by ricobagsit, Views[772]
         		 Broken rail connector hardly maintained by the government. Began in 1892, the railroad company used to operate a 479-kilometer route from Northern Philippines to the south. One of the major causes of the problem not to mention the government's neglect in past decades is the persistent problems with informal settlers.: by ricobagsit, Views[557]
     
    A typical day scene amongst a community of urban poor people along the railroad track of Philippine National Railways (PNR). This location in Taguig City is just one example of hundreds of thousand population of squatters left occupying vacant lots off the railways. Such communities are commonly known in Metro Manila as the “Home Along Da Riles” or Home along the Rails.: by ricobagsit, Views[1467]
         		 others have to walk a long way just to get safe drinking water: by orlandouy, Views[315]
         		 even children are not spared from the heavy work: by orlandouy, Views[315]
         		 delivering water to residents as a source of livelihood for some: by orlandouy, Views[307]
         		 the business of selling water: by orlandouy, Views[278]
     
    People line up for water. This is a daily activity for many residents: by orlandouy, Views[312]
         		 and so my kids took a plunged and have fun under the sun.: by niar, Views[337]
         		 Finally.
         		 The journey gives these travelers a sense of perspective - that environmental stewardship is virtue whether you are looking up, climbing up, or on top.: by borispp, Views[331]
         		 Only the determined to withstand waves, wind and heat during the journey is rewarded with the comfort of the natural pool: by borispp, Views[345]
     
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