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Aklan Hala Bira: Museum and Sampaguita Gardens in Kalibo
For mere want of breathing-in and breathing-out away from Manila’s election carnival, I grabbed my Deuter for her second trip this year (the first was in Cotabato) since my sister brought it from Japan. My heart is split between Zamboanga, … Continue reading
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