| Title | : | Postcards From The Philippines |
|---|---|---|
| Author | : | Mark Nelson |
| Release | : | 2016-10-03 |
| Kind | : | ebook |
| Genre | : | Travel & Adventure, Books, Travel in Asia |
| Size | : | 207893 |
| Sprawling across several sun-drenched latitudes lies the 7,100 islands of the Philippines whose personality bursts at every natural seam. This most westernized nation in Asia owes much of its character to its turbulent, multicultural, and multilingual history and the Filipinos have maintained their low-key naturally friendly approach to life. This collection of short essays, written over a 2 year period and ublished in various magazines, aims to provide information and opinions about the Philippines from a variety of angles, with no chirpy promises about how you'll travel around the islands for free, and no sugar-coated advice followed by lots of exclamation points. I believe that the Philippine is one of the best kept secrets in the world.After you read this book, I think you will agree.Topics include: Yachtie’s Haven: Bonbonon Bay Inampulugan Island The Discovery of the USS Lanikai The Cata-Al WWII Memorabilia Collection Everything is Big in Davao Davao Classic Car Club A Visit to Corregidor Island Seeing the Islands on a Banca Safari The General's Jeep Cats and Dogs: A Cultural Perspective Davao: A New Nightlife Destination The T’boli of Lake Sebu The Hellships Memorial In Search of the Golden Lily The Pinoy X-Files Memories of “The Rock” Manila American Cemetery and Memorial Gensan's Tuna Festival Fort San Felipe, Cavite Exciting Davao Fashion Soaring High! A Taste of Europe in Davao Bite the Wax Tadpole “Sow the Wind”: The Massacre at Balangiga Lettuce in Pain The Valuable One Peso Coin |
