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Manila from my hotel room on the 25th floor - the smog was unbelievable
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The smog made for some pretty sunsets
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Typical street traffic in Manila
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There's no way to describe how congested and wild the traffic can be
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Tricycle cabs - they are everywhere
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Jeepny - looks like a cross between a bus and a jeep - used for both local and long distance transportation
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A packed Jeepny on the streets of Manila
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Most Jeepnys are colorfully decorated/painted
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This tricycle driver is hauling 4 people besides himself
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Check out the sign
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Squatter shacks built from whatever was available
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One of the many market stalls on the street
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Rice paddys
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The water buffalo is the national symbol
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Check out the size of this plant
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Small example of flora
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Lake near San Pablo where fish are being raised
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Hidden Falls
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This WWII era cemetary located in Manila is considered U.S. territory
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Thousands of US soldiers from WWII are buied here
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Setting sun over Manila Bay
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Manila Bay
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I was taken fishing by this fellow
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The nets are arranged between the bamboo poles
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Taking up the net
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Removing fish from the net
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The fishing hut - used to guard the nets and where the fish was cooked
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Cooking fish fresh from the lake
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Waiting for the fish to cook
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These petrogyphs have been dated to around 4000 BC
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Experts think these petrogyphs indicate that this was a sacred spot
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Some of the petrogyphs depict birthing
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Ancient people may have dwelt in these caves
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