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Anne doing chart work to plan our course from Cebu to Pt. Bonbonon |
| A villager butchering sharks caught by the bright light fishing fleet of Aninini. Apparently the shark meat is shipped to Manila on ice for sale. | |
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The church at Aninini, built 1895 - just before the spanish left the Philippines. |
| A colourful tricycle, the most common public transport for short trips. This one had 8 schoolchildren on board ! As many as twelve passengers is not uncommon. Typical fares are 1 or 2 UScents. | |
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Norman with Rodriguez, a village elder of the Lisub barangay (village). Of 800 people registered in the barangay 150 men were working overseas as seamen. |
| Pauline in the galley with two freshly baked loaves of bread. They were excellent ! | |
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