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Tag Archives: Bohol
WWII: Uncle Olympio
If you have looked though my Blog you will have noticed that I write short snippets of family history. (e.g WWII: A Fish for Papa ) Last time I was in the Philippines on the Island of Bohol where my family is from, … Continue reading
Posted in Family History, philippines, remember, WWII
Tagged Bohol, Calape, Family History, Philippines, WWII
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Philippine: Bohol, The Philippine Tarsier
The Philippine tarsier is one of the smallest primates in the world. Found in the Southern Philippines these creatures are on the brink of extinction. On the island of Bohol resides the official Philippine tarsier sanctuary an arm of The Philippine … Continue reading
Philippines: Bohol, Bamboo Hanging Bridge
The Bamboo Hanging Bridge is in the Barangay of Sevilla, Bohol. It’s suspended 82 feet over Sipatan River. I had never taken my wife or son to this bridge; my wife read about it after our trip in 2009 and made it … Continue reading
Philippines: Bohol, Loboc ECO Adventure Park
Across the river from the Loboc River Cruse is the Loboc ECO Adventure Park. Why its called an adventure park is beyond me because the only thing I saw there was a zip line and cable car. Never the less … Continue reading
Posted in bohol, philippines, travel
Tagged Bohol, loboc, Loboc ECO Adventure Park, Loboc River, Philippines, tour, travel
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Philippines Running: Calape, Bohol! – Santa Cruz and San Isidro
Welcome to Bohol! After two days, we finely made it out of Manila arriving in Bohol at 6:30AM. Our good friends with whom we will be staying with met us at the airport and 1 hour later we are in … Continue reading
Posted in philippines, Running, travel
Tagged 10K, 5K, Bohol, Calape, Pangangan Island, Philippines, run, running, san Isidro, Santa Cruz, St. Vincent Ferrer
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