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February 11th 2013
Published: February 11th 2013
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<strong style="mso-bidi-font-weight: normal;">Whale sharks, rice terraces and Mcdonalds Well, it is time for an update on our travels in the Philippines. After having said goodbye to Katrine and Daniel we went to Dumaguete on Negros by ferry. The ferries are quite good and a rather cheap way of commuting. We arrived in Dumaguete at 2 am. But since this is the Philippines, there is no proble... Read Full Entry



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Christian Nielsen
Manta
Manta
I am 44 years old and my big interests in travelling is trekking, skiing and diving. Underwaterphotography is a special passion of mine. After visiting Sapa, Vietnam, I have become interested in people photography. ... full info
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Malapascua noiseMalapascua noise
Malapascua noise
We found the source of the Gangnam style noise hell. Fortunately out of hearing range on this occasion
Porcelain crabPorcelain crab
Porcelain crab
I tried my 105mm macro lens on this dive. Very difficult to use but good results when I manage to focus on the subject
Goodbye MalapascuaGoodbye Malapascua
Goodbye Malapascua
Beautiful sunset on Malapascua
BanaueBanaue
Banaue
The impressive rice terraces of Banaue
Banaue surroundingsBanaue surroundings
Banaue surroundings
Beautiful view near Banaue
Rice plantingRice planting
Rice planting
Woman planting rice in Banaue
BatadBatad
Batad
Fantastic is the word and Inge is enjoying the stairs
Batad rice terracesBatad rice terraces
Batad rice terraces
The amphitheater rice terraces of Batad
Batad ViewBatad View
Batad View
Batad is beautifully situated in the mountains
Hapao rice terracesHapao rice terraces
Hapao rice terraces
The area of Hapao is also very impressive
Hapao humourHapao humour
Hapao humour
The Philippine people are in general quite religious without being fanatics. But do they want to have an early appointment with god?



16th February 2013
Whale shark feeding

Dancing Dave
David Hooper

MAGIC SHOT
PURE MAGIC
19th February 2013
Whale shark feeding

Manta
Christian Nielsen

Whalesharks
Hi David, Thanks a lot. It was a magical experience.
18th February 2013

justange
Just Ange

Amazing photos!
Really great photos! And congrats on being blogger of the week :)
19th February 2013

Manta
Christian Nielsen

Thanks
Hi Just, Thanks for your comment. Glad you like the photos.
19th February 2013
Hapao humour

liliram
liliram

Love this
This is very typical Filipino humour. You're right in saying we do laugh a lot. Those signs prove it. Glad you enjoyed your trip here.
19th February 2013
Hapao humour

Manta
Christian Nielsen

Love the Philippines
Hi liliram, glad you like the blog, we love the Philippines and its people (minus a taxi driver or two) ;-)
27th February 2013

TinNiE
" Half the fun of the travel is the esthetic of lostness "

wow! seriously amazing photos.
28th February 2013

Manta
Christian Nielsen

TinNie
He TinNie, Thanks a lot. Glad you like the pictures. They were great to shoot :-)
8th March 2013
Hapao humour

carl
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no, it means go slow, unless you want to die (meeting God in heaven) it is just a is funny reminder

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