One of the joys of travel is not knowing what you would find. Last week I was in Isla Culion, an island in Palawan, Philippines, the gorgeous finds were plenty.
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| Soaking Up the Islands |
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| Soulful Serenity |
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| A Hope-filled Sunrise |
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| Prayerful Sanctuary |
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| Smiling Happy People |
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| Come and Play, where the air is clean.... |
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| A resilient community centered in faith |
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| Islands waiting to be explored |
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| Funky Trees |
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| A special nut called the Casuy | | | | | | |
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| Many Hallmark moments |
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| A tunning sunset to send us off |
One memorable moment was meeting Larry Sinamay and Jorky Calix, from the Tagbanua tribe (one of the oldest tribes in the Philippines). They have mastered using all four hands playing one guitar to create one unified tune. Larry says he is a fisherman and a self-taught guitar player. Before acquiring a guitar he made an improvised version strumming on the string use for fish nets. Listen to their talent....
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