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After years of BLOGGER powered blogs, I have decided to try WORDPRESS. I'll still be keeping this blog until I've transferred all my entries in my wordpress blog.(The import option is not working so I have to manually re-create entries :) )Please update your links :DRAWING WITH LIGHThttp://drawingwithlight.wordpress.comThanks :)

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Pictures were taken on September 2, 2006 at Camp John Hay, Baguio City, Philippines.My opinion is not directed to the person who left the comment, but to those reading this entry. Thank you Watson, for allowing my neurons to get stimulated again :) In one of the post's comments, Watson (I hope you don't mind if I don't attach Kuya :) ), a Baguio resident, asked me what I thought of CJH being '

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Taken last September 2, 2006 at Butterfly Sanctuary, Camp John Hay, Baguio City, Philippines.Related CJH Entries:Butterfly | Butterfly Sanctuary | Bell Ampitheater | Bell House | Bellhouse - Front

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Just recently, I've had time to download Google Earth. It's amazing. I'm still getting used it though. But I did find PMA and Camp John Hay.Technorati Tags:Camp John Hay, Baguio City, Philippines, Philippine Military AcademyAdd to: | Technorati | Digg | del.icio.us | Yahoo | BlinkList | Spurl | reddit | Furl |

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The TOTEM POLE in front of the Bellhouse was carved by Ernesto Dul-ang. It depicts a succession of historical figures during the first half of the 20th century. Originally, this totem pole was placed on the top of Scout Hill.The personalities included in the totem pole are:Admiral George Dewey who led the battle of Manila.General Emilio Aguinaldo - the first president of the PhilippinesPresident

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Vigan.Its mere mention sends shivers down my spine. Not that it brings back any scary memory, it's just that this place intrigues me so much, it's my second favorite place in the Philippines. Of course Baguio is the first.On the third week of this month, I plan to go there to relax, take come pics, forget stress, worries and my love-hate (Don't ask) relationship with my boyfriend.Must make ipon.

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The Bell House of the Historical Core in Camp John Hay was converted into a living museum on October 25, 2003, according to the guide (I was shy approaching the man but I think he sensed it so he was the one who approached me). He told me lots of things about the place but then again, you can go ask him yourself :)This house served as the Commanding General's temporary residence while he was

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Camp John Hay has long been associated with the city of Baguio. It has no doubt contributed much to eco-tourism in the locale.Some love the picnic grounds, its pine trees and of course, the StarBucks that sits on a hill and not on a mall. Although I've only been there once.For those who want a trip to memory lane, you can go to the Historical Core in Camp John Hay. The Historical Core is situated

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On September 2, I was able to bring myself to Camp John Hay. The sun was great, the cold breeze of Baguio was present.... *Sigh*It's my first time to go to the Butterfly Sanctuary. I know, I know, from a Baguio resident, I should have gone there a long time ago.The Butterfly sanctuary of Camp John Hay is its newest eco-tourism attraction.If you decide to go here, it is in the Little Mermaid

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Took this photo from the Butterfly Sanctuary in Camp John Hay, Baguio City. For forty pesos as entrance fee, it's all worth it :)More pictures to come. I took a bunch of photos while I was there.I'll also post some pictures of Camp John Hay in the near future. Hope you'd come back and view them :)I've also been nominated at Talksmart's Blog of the Week. If it's not too much to ask, kindly vote

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Trivia: Burnham Park was named after Baguio City's planner, Daniel Burnham.Burnham Park is a popular destination for families during the weekends in Baguio City. It's one of the most beautiful places in the city. With its lagoon, flowers, trees, and picnic grounds, Burnham provides elements for a typical family day.You can just sit back here and enjoy the cold breeze. You can get a great shoe

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These images speak for themselves...Now that's why I'm having interruptions with my Jack TV sessions... Hmm...Flickr Tags:photoblog, photos, cables, Canon S3 IS, Canon Powershot, CanonTechnorati Tags:photoblog, photos, cables, Canon S3 IS, Canon Powershot, Canon

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A grandfather and grandson tandem on a warm afternoon...Lolo, lolo... why does that black thing keep on following us?!?Flickr Tags:grandparents, Canon S3 IS, zoom, Philippines, PinoyTechnorati Tags:grandparents, Canon S3 IS, zoom, Philippines, Pinoy

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Baguio will celebrate its 96th Charter Day on September 1 of this year. This year’s celebration theme is “Onwards a New Century… One Mission, One Vision, One Baguio.” Baguio Day activities will open with the traditional program set at 7:30 am at the Baguio Convention Center.Mayor Braulio Yaranon last week issued Administrative Order 90 creating one committee for the search for outstanding

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Websites:Official Website of PMAPhotoblog by Uteh - Baguio CityFlickr Tags:Philippine Military Academy, tourism, Philippines, Pinoy, photos, Baguio City, Baguio, tourist spotsTechnorati Tags:Philippine Military Academy, tourism, Philippines, Pinoy, photos, Baguio City, Baguio, tourist spots

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Other names:nested dollstacking dollRussian nesting dollRussian nesting dolls are a set of dolls of decreasing sizes placed one inside another.These dolls are Russia's most popular national souvenir. The first Russian nesting doll (matryoshka) was born in 1890 in the workshop "Children's Education" situated in Abramtsevo estate new Moscow. The owner of Abramtsevo was Sava Mamontov - industrialist

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Ferrero Rocher was created in Italy in 1983 by the innovative mind of Mr Michele Ferrero, who has created many of the most inventive confectionery creations over the last 30 years including Kinder Surprise, tic tac, Giotto, Kinder Bueno, Happy Hippo andmany more. In the same year it was launched in the UK, Germany and France. Since then, it has grown to become one of the largest and

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Kapangan, Benguet is a few hours trip from Baguio City Town Proper. I was fortunate enough to go here to experience their way of life and to mingle with the people there. Our group stayed in this house, which is owned by a health worker. This house has been standing since the 1940s as what was told by the current owner. It had 2 small bedrooms where we crammed ourselves, lying in our sleeping

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The weaving process s a tedious endeavor of the Cordillera particularly the Bontocs, Ifugaos, Kalingas and the Tinguians of Abra. Weaving s a family activity where each family member has a role to play in the process. Bark fibers and kapok (raw cotton flowers) are diligently processed and twined into threads, carefully dyed according to desired colors, dried, and then readied for weaving. There

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Gitara is the tagalog term for the guitar. It was introduced in the Philippines by the Spaniards. As Pinoys are naturally inclined to music, it is no wonder that the guitar is one of the most popular instruments played by Pinoys. Guitars are usually used during church services, in special occasions, or in get-togethers.The guitar has also been attributed to the harana, a traditional Filipino way

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The pamaypay or fan is one of the products brought to the Philippines by Chinese traders in the early times of trading.The Caloocan Pamaypay Festival showcases different fans through dance and parades. This festival is held every 12th of February together with it's foundation day.Please click on the thumbnails to see the bigger image. Flickr Tags:Philippines, Pamaypay, personal

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