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One time game show contestant, oft-time urban roamer. I have nothing much to say, I'm the quiet one...which is probably why I take photos too much.

Para masupil ang katiwalian at para sa ikauunlad n Para masupil ang katiwalian at para sa ikauunlad ng bayan
Reporma sa sistema ang kinakailangan
The Pasig River Ferry service is one of those unde The Pasig River Ferry service is one of those underrated but cool commuting experiences one can take within the city. Did I mention it's free as well? (for now at least) So if you're going someplace near the river like Guadalupe or Escolta, give the service a try.
The skyline of Santa Mesa and the eastern side of The skyline of Santa Mesa and the eastern side of the City of Manila.
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  • Roamer's Roundup

    Roundup Tidbits: Torre de Manila Postmortem, Remembering Mariano Que, and Line 1’s New Look

    April 28, 2017

    So many things have been going on around the metropolis this past few weeks. At the same time, we have not seen a Roamer’s Roundup so far this year so why not have this entry be the first Roamer’s Roundup for 2017, no?

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  • Quezon City

    a few other remnants of Old Cubao

    December 27, 2010

    In the midst of a continuing evolution of Cubao’s landscape brought about by modern trends and a recent redevelopment bid, it is interesting to see some of the structures that have become known as landmarks of old Cubao still manage to survive. But the survival of these structures can either be a good or bad thing, especially in a place as ever-changing as Cubao. While it’s good to see some old “architecture” surviving in this part of the city, they can also be a bane as it can hamper the development of a certain area, especially if they are what can be called as “eyesores.” Unfortunately, a number of old…

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