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Jeepneys, left over from the US occupation, are one of the main forms of transport around the Philippines.
Written Oct 13, 2002
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Take a ride in a jeepney. You might be packed tightly in the back, but it certainly is a different experience than the air-conditioned taxis.
Written Aug 26, 2002
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This the other oneThis the biggest transfortation in the Philippines and the speed ist quite faster that u can i magine. Try this one and u will feel that u flying on the air
Written Aug 25, 2002
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I've been making other pages and have ignored my Manila page for some time so I decided it needed a makeover and a facelift. Most of the photos on these pages will be new ones from my most recent trip...
Capital City of the Philippines
Manila is underrated as a tourist destination. It has fun places to go to. And plenty of history and art also. This is a picture of Intramuros at night.
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