"The light of the jewel illuminates the jewel itself." ~The Third Ancestor
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March 4, 2012

Hero: Monument of the Filipino Soldier

 A tribute to the Filipino World War II Veterans

ANDRES BONIFACIO

100th Year Celebration of Heroic Deeds

Memorare
Manila
Wikang Pilipino: Pagpupugay kay Andres Bonifacion, masigasig na tagapagtanggol ng kalayaan, supremo at dakilang ama ng katipunan. Siya ay ipinanganak sa Tondo, Maynila noong Nobyembre 30, 1863, Dahils sa pag-ibig sa tinubuang lupa, siya ay sumapi sa La Liga Filipina at nagtatag ng katipunan, isang lihim na samahan na ang layunin ay makamtan ang kasarilinan ng Pilipinas sa rebolusyunaryong pamamaraan, sumulat ng mga makabayang tula at sanaysay na naging batas ng diwang malaya ng mga Pilipino. Sa kanyang kabayanihan, ang panandang pangkasaysayang ito ay inialay ng madlang Pilipino sa kanyang karangalan sa pagdiriwang ng ikasandaang taon ng kanyang kabayanihan.


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Sent by Iwa Mahor of Bataan


ANDRES BONIFACIO SHRINE was built to remember Andrés Bonifacio y de Castro, the Founder of the Katipunan organisation which aimed to start an independence movement against Spain. It is located on Padre Burgos Avenue, between Manila City Hall and Mehan Gardens, Ermita, City of Manila.

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Quezon Memorial Park

February 24, 2012

Laguna: Underground Cemetery

 One of the historical places in the Philippines, it is a fine example of Spanish colonial architectura, built by the Franciscan Friar Vicente Velloc in 1845. The underground section of the cemetery played an important role in our history because it became a safehouse for guerillas during World War II.

Banaue Rice Terraces




from Lingling

BANAUE RICE TERRACES
(Mountain Province, Cordillera)

These 2,000 years old terraces were carved into the mountains by Ifugao's indigenous people.
The terraces start from the base of the Cordillera mountains and reach up to a thousand
feet high. If stretched from end to end, would encircloe half of the modern world and are
a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

DAVAO: Gems of the South

Sent by Jadj Dancel 
September 2022


PHILIPPINE EAGLE
Davao, Philippines

Postcard by Phil-German Magazine Manila
Photograph by Kevin Hamdorf 


 


Bohol: Jewels and Glory

Tarsier
The smallest primate in the world







First Panel to the left
Top: Tarsier, the world's smallest primate, Corella
Bottom: Punta Cruz Watch Tower, built by Spaniards to look out for Pirates, represents one of many Spanish heritage found in Bohol.

Middle Panel
Top: Chocolate Hills
Bottom: Underwater reefs of Balicasag Island are one of the world's best!


Third Panel to the Right
Top: Tropical Beaches of Panglao Island
Bottom: Mag-aso Falls set in tropical forest of Bohol

Left side Inset:
Top: Baclayon Church, Bohol
Bottom: Kawasan Falls, Cebu

Right side Inset
Top: Chocolate Hills, Bohol
Middle below: Tarsier - world's smallest primate, Corella
Bottom: Alona Beach, Panglao Island, Bohol