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Experiencing Cultural Exchange with the Aetas

Friday, January 7, 2005

I had the chance of staying with the Aetas and mingled with them during my voluntary mission with Service for Peace project. The following are the very few of the photos I had taken with them.


Tribal chieftain Roque Laxamana and Pastor Al prepared the bamboos to be used for cooking rice.


Aeta kids: not a camera-shy type

 
The Aetas' ancestral domain.                                   The Aeta domicile in Mabalacat, Pampanga.
 

 
Two Aeta kids posed for a photograph.                          A typical Aeta hut.



Bonfire


Aeta kids lead Korean volunteers into dancing the tribal dance.

All photographs were taken using Canon EOS 750QD on a Kodak ISO400 film.


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published by dodong flores 도동 플로오리스 @ 11:56:00 PM • Permalink • Links to this post • 4 comments from: Blogger Hi! I'm Grace, Blogger Joy, Blogger Sidney, Anonymous Anonymous, •

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  1. At 11:51 PM, January 18, 2009, Blogger Hi! I'm Grace said…
    Hi Dong, I found your blog from ghee, I hope you don't mind that I am here. You got a very nice blog here.
    I found a sign Cebuano Blogger. Are you? I am a Cebuano, too.  
  2. At 2:36 AM, January 19, 2009, Blogger Joy said…
    You're lucky to have spent time with them.

    Thanks for visiting Norwich Daily Photo and leaving your comments. Have a good start to your week!


    joy
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  3. At 8:12 AM, January 19, 2009, Blogger Sidney said…
    Must have been an interesting experience.
    My internet is lousy this morning so I will need to visit again to see the pictures.  
  4. At 2:44 AM, May 02, 2009, Anonymous Anonymous said…
    There cute.  
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