About Travelogue Bulletin Book Shop Photoblog Link & Stats Contact Home

Mission: Floridablanca, Pampanga

Wednesday, March 9, 2005


Artesian wells that gave up from their purposes during the dry season.


Narrow pavements, ancestral domain, and, yes, that's me eating banana.


Our group posed with two tribal heads.


Aeta kid


Aeta kids


Pampanga sunset"Lahar country"




Our group, crossing the river.

These photos were taken with Canon EOS 750QD and Canon 35-70mm f/3.5-4.5 A EF on Fujicolor Superia 100 film. Tripod-assisted in most instances.
Get Firefox

Labels:

published by dodong flores 도동 플로오리스 @ 11:41:00 PM • Permalink • Links to this post • 2 comments from: Blogger Joy, Anonymous Pampanga Directory, •

2 Comments:

  1. At 1:03 AM, December 11, 2008, Blogger Joy said…
    I have childhood memories of water pumps and wells. I miss time spent in the country.

    I'm so jealous! I can't wait to have coconuts. We don't get them here.

    Thanks for visiting Norwich Daily Photo and leaving your comments.

    joy
    A Pinay In England
    Your Love Coach
    I, Woman  
  2. At 2:37 AM, August 22, 2010, Anonymous Pampanga Directory said…
    Thank you for featuring Pampanga. If you would like to know more of our province, please visit pampangadirectory.net

    Welcome to http://pampangadirectory.net/ In this portal, you can find Pampanga local news, province guides, business categories, sports media, society issues,buy and sell products, services, people, tourist destinations, personals and online community.  
GET YOUR .PH DOMAIN HERE

Post a Comment

Thank you very much for visiting my blog and taking time to comment. It is greatly appreciated. Sometimes it may take a while before I can return the favor since I don't blog much nowadays [Why I'm Not Blogging These Days], but I promise to anytime reciprocate your visit based on the URL you left with your comment.

Those who are asking for link exchange may use the anchor as shown below:
<a href="http://travelogue.digitalrebel.ws/">dodong flores Travelogue</a>

This embedded comment form may not work in some browser. If that can happen to you, you may use commenting pop-up window instead.

Subscribe to Post Comments [Atom]

Links to this post:

Create a Link | Print this page | Home

Previous Posts: Experiencing Cultural Exchange with the Aetas | Review of the Canon EOS 300D - 'The Digital Rebel'... | UP Diliman | @ Cavite City on a Black Saturday | Melody at Caylabne Bay | Makati Central Business District | General's Treat at Manila Polo Club | Welcome to the Past, Present, and the Future | Marikina Riverbank | Awards | travelogue.DigitalRebel.WEBSITE

You may not be viewing the images the way others do. If you can't read all the 15 letters, you have to calibrate your monitor. Calibration guide courtesy of Rey Nocum.
You may not be viewing the images the way others do. If you can't read all the 15 letters, you have to
calibrate your monitor. Calibration guide courtesy of Rey Nocum.
Powered by Blogger | Google | HaloScan | Freefind | digital rebel™ Productions® | Marex Flores Technologies | Extreme Tracking
This site is licensed under Creative Commons License™. © 2003-2011 digital rebel website®. All rights reserved.
Images in this site are hosted at Flickr | Multiply | Picasa | Webshots | Imageshack | Photos - Windows Live
Graphics design and HTML hand-coding by: dodong flores
Sun Cellular CTU Subscribers-Turned-Crank-Callers
eXTReMe Tracker