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Jollijeeps

Leave a comment Posted by Lana on May 10, 2012

Jollijeeps are situated in the side streets of Makati CBD. These stalls provide cheap but good meals for office employees.

Food, Makati jollijeep, Makati, Palanca Street, street food

Altar Flowers

2 Comments Posted by Lana on April 30, 2012

Both sampaguita and everlasting flowers are commonly seen outside the cathedral being peddled by ambulant vendors. People buy these flowers to adorn their home altars or Santo (lei).

Everything is sampaguita flowers or sometimes at the bottom of the lei they would put camia or ylang-ylang.

everlasting

Metro Manila, Plant altar, Carriedo, everlasting, flowers, Quiapo church, sampaguita

Cargo-friendly Trikes

Leave a comment Posted by Lana on April 27, 2012

Kabankalan City tricycles have a distinctive almost square roof on
both passenger and driver side with an area for “cargoes” at the back.

Negros Occidental, Public Transportation Kabankalan, local transportation, tricycle, trikes

Back Bench Trikes

1 Comment Posted by Lana on April 25, 2012

Mabinay tricycles are elongated and have benches in both sides at the back.

Negros Oriental, Public Transportation local transportation, Mabinay, tricycle, trike

Split Windshield Trikes

Leave a comment Posted by Lana on April 25, 2012

Dumaguete tricycles are spacious have split windshield.

Negros Oriental, Public Transportation Dumaguete, local transportation, split windshield, tricycle, trike

Bicolano Ingredients

Leave a comment Posted by Lana on April 22, 2012

Gabi leaves (taro) for pinangat and laing.

Alamang (shrimp paste), a Bicol Express ingredient.

Albay, Produce alamang, Albay, gabi, Legazpi, Market, shrimp paste, taro

Rectangular Trikes

Leave a comment Posted by Lana on April 20, 2012

The Legazpi trikes have rectangular windows in both driver and passenger sides.

Albay, Public Transportation Albay, Legazpi, local transportation, tricycle, trike

Fish Transport

Leave a comment Posted by Lana on April 19, 2012

This yellow fin tuna is too heavy for the flimsy plastic bag so
the fish guy at General Luna market packaged it this way.

Produce, Siargao fish, Market, packaging, Siargao, yellow fin tuna

Sagmani and Binakol

Leave a comment Posted by Lana on April 19, 2012

Native delicacies like the sagmani and binakol in the picture below, and all other types of kakanin and suman, are not only delicious and filling, but they are earth-friendly too with their plant-based packaging.