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I had nothing on mind when my daughter and I had a snack at Le Coeur de France. I opted to just order what I am familiar with - pasta primavera. It was good. It did not disappoint. Creamy. When in doubt or there's nothing particular on mind, go for the usual, the standard.

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Banca

12 July 2008


Outrigger boats transported us from Sta. Lourdes Wharf going to Dos Palmas. It was almost an hour of traveling in the open sea. See the boats with sturdy support on their sides. The locals showed also their support to us by giving a warm welcome complete with folk music.

The musical instruments you see in the picture are called "kulintangs". From Wikipedia, kulintang is a modern term for an instrumental form of music composed on a row of small, horizontally-laid gongs that function melodically, accompanied by larger, suspended gongs and drums.

As a standard procedure, life vests are given to all passengers during a long boat ride. The orange vests sit on the chairs after we take off the boat.

These are my entries for today's Photo Hunt theme, support. You may also view my other entry here at Everything and then Some.....

21 comments:

Yen said...

I like your explanations along with the photos! Thanks for stopping by;)

Lynn said...

YEN, Thanks to Wikipedia. :)

jams o donnell said...

What a nice take on this week's theme

YTSL said...

Travel, fresh air and music -- sounds like quite the cool combo! :)

Bengbeng said...

love the photos..it must b fun.

Napaboaniya said...

Very informative post :) Thanks for sharing the info :)
Happy weekend!!!

Dragonstar said...

That's a bigger outrigger than I've seen before, so thank you!

mimi11460 said...

Hello!nice picture....Thanks for stopping by.

Hootin' Anni said...

Good choices!!

My Photo Hunt is posted. Stop by if you can, would love to have you visit with me. Have a great weekend.

Colin Campbell said...

Very nice. I had many ferry trips during my years of travelling to the Philippines.

Blue said...

Sailing I love so enjoyed your 'support' entry!

Carver said...

Great post for the support theme and I love the shots you took. Happy weekend.

Sarge Charlie said...

Interesting post, thanks

gaj38 said...

great take on the theme!
thanks for the visit.

Bonggamom said...

Nice photos of the kulintang and bangka's.

Camille said...

looks fun! i like boats.. :) you can check mine as well..:p

Amazing Gracie said...

Very interesting! They look like guavas, one of my favorite fruits!
Do they taste anything like a guava?
~~~Blessings~~~

Ice said...

Here, it's $4.09USD for every gallon of gas. And the lemons here are so expensive. I miss the small kalamansi in the Phils. :)

marcia said...

that is the best shot i have seen so fresh and pretty

Jeanne said...

nice picture... looks so fresh.

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julie said...

Wow, this is a nice entry Lynn, complete with wonderful explanations :)

Haven't been to Palawan, hope I ca visit that place too.