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         		 before departing to next destination: Cebu!: by mlroa1015, Views[683]
         		 typical Filipino breakfast: fried rice, fish or meat, & egg plus coffee & fruits: by mlroa1015, Views[2162]
         		 fish all around!: by mlroa1015, Views[558]
         		 snorkeling while feeding the fish...: by mlroa1015, Views[629]
     
    the pristine sands of Virgin Island in Balicasag: by mlroa1015, Views[589]
         		 enjoying the beach...: by mlroa1015, Views[462]
         		 on our way to Balicasag Is. for snorkeling, swimming & lunch along the seashore: by mlroa1015, Views[461]
         		 the closest thing we can get to a dolphin...: by mlroa1015, Views[471]
     
     
    number of starfish in the ocean floor...: by mlroa1015, Views[770]
         		 low tide...as we get ready for dolphin-watching and island hopping!: by mlroa1015, Views[537]
         		 where we stayed at...: by mlroa1015, Views[646]
         		 bell tower in details...standing through the test of time...: by mlroa1015, Views[817]
         		 front of Baclayon Church, one of the oldest coral stone church in the region; one of the oldest in Asia and foremost among the best-preserved Jesuit-built churches in the Philippines : by mlroa1015, Views[1836]
     
    Padre Pio's
         		 hanging bridges...: by mlroa1015, Views[684]
         		 really sleepy-head tarsier...oh well, they are nocturnal anyway...: by mlroa1015, Views[516]
         		 man-made mangrove forest along the highway...: by mlroa1015, Views[1285]
         		 a house literally made to look like a ship! : by mlroa1015, Views[2175]
     
    the ever famous Chocolate Hills of Bohol...wish we were able to get nearer...on the foothill ...: by mlroa1015, Views[925]
         		 another boat on cruise...: by mlroa1015, Views[427]
         		 Boholanos serenading us (mostly children) as we had a stop over from cruising...later, invited us over to dance Tinikling, used to be the Philippines' national (folk) dance...seen also are (small) guitars which Bohol is famous for its making...: by mlroa1015, Views[970]
         		 colorful souvenir shops!: by mlroa1015, Views[1258]
         		 floating restaurants offering lunch buffet while cruising Loboc River: by mlroa1015, Views[1160]
     
    my family and I in front of the famous Blood Compact site (This Sikatuna-Legaspi blood compact is considered as the First Treaty of Friendship between two different races, religions, cultures and civilizations): by mlroa1015, Views[678]
         		 upon arriving at Tagbilaran, Bohol, Philippines: by mlroa1015, Views[392]
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         		 take a closer look to examine it's true beauty: by lostgirl, Views[194]
     
    on the way to Balubal: by lostgirl, Views[170]
         		 my dear cousin janell: by lostgirl, Views[252]
         		 My cousin K-Ann at my Tita's Bakery : by lostgirl, Views[491]
         		 myself and one of the friendly market sellers: by lostgirl, Views[253]
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