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La Trinidad Valley at quarter past eight in the evening... the heart of Benguet in all its glory

Nightwalks somewhere in Tuba, Benguet. cold December air, glimpses of light, silence except for the chirping of crickets... and the glorious moon above... No howls, nothing like that

Uwan is gone... a bit rough but generally fine in these areas. I heard there are casualties in other places. We fall... we get up.

Quarter past 1:00pm, it drizzled as I peeked through a wall opening at the milling plant. No winds yet, I guess its too early for that. Now at home, gusty winds start hitting the roof... typhoon #Uwan (int'l name #FongWong) will be hitting us soon. Posting this as electricity may fail anytime. Its now exactly 8:05pm... and now we wait

what is it with silence and dark empty spaces...

It's an open stairway at Upper Session Road with igorot statues all over and that's it... lots of classy food hubs too nearby. Stairs itself is a nice spot for solitude

Oh no I won't!

it's metallic chaos down there... wow!

it's all about rocks, mud, machines - and all the crazy noise they produce... it's a rugged industry

Dusty crossroads

waiting for the dawn

Foggy night begins

Taken on an ongoing construction site within Baguio's city limits just lately

An excavator up above a quarry site performing benching works to stabilize slope

It fell... the operator didn't make it. This picture was a taboo then. I uploaded it in memory of our fallen comrades. We remember... we won't forget.

One of the hotels on the perimeters of Burnham Park

Local celebrity Rev. Father Mario Tambic during one of his church services