It is found in Penablance, Cagayan, the care has seven chambers and each chamber is 100 meters by 50 meters and 36 meters high. The cave is also rich in guane, a fertilizer useful to farmers.
This is a church in this chamber.
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05 Oct 2013 Leave a comment
in **Cards Received, *Philippines Tags: Cave, Churches & Religious Sites, Stamps
It is found in Penablance, Cagayan, the care has seven chambers and each chamber is 100 meters by 50 meters and 36 meters high. The cave is also rich in guane, a fertilizer useful to farmers.
This is a church in this chamber.
13 Sep 2013 Leave a comment
in **Cards Received, *Philippines Tags: Lighthouse, Stamps
Cape Bojeador (Burgos)1892. Active; focal plane 118 m (386 ft); three white flashes every 5 s. 20 m (66 ft) octagonal cylindrical brick tower, painted white, attached to 1-story brick keeper’s house. Portions of the original 1st order Fresnel lens, badly damaged by an earthquake in 1990, remain in the lantern; a small modern lens is mounted inside what’s left of the original lens. The original rotating mechanism is intact. Assistant keeper’s houses and other light station buildings. This is a staffed station. A photo is at right, another photo is available, John Ryan Cordova has a closeup of the tower, Wikimedia has numerous photos, and Google has a satellite view. This historic lighthouse, with its classic Spanish colonial architecture, is easily the best known and most visited light station in the country; the keepers often provide tours. It has been in dilapidated condition for years and was further damaged by Typhoon Feria in 2001. In 2003 the Coast Guard signed an agreement with Cape Bojeador Lighthouse Development Inc., a quasi-public, nonprofit organization that plans to restore and operate the lighthouse. This effort is reported to be supported by the government of Ilocos Norte province. However, a December 2009 photo by Aja Lorenzo Lapus does not show much improvement in conditions, and a January 2010photo is nearly identical to a 2005 photo. Located at the northwestern corner of the island and the country 45 km (28 mi) north of Laoag. Accessible by road. Site and tower open. ARLHS PHI-012; Admiralty F2722; NGA 14000. – The Lighthouse Directory
02 Aug 2013 Leave a comment
in **Cards Received, *Philippines Tags: Dance, Dragon, Stamps, Tradition (Folk Art-Dress-Custom-Folklore)
Habanera Soltera Dance
A dance is performed by the bride-to-be and her close friends at the traditional social gathering on the ever of the wedding. On this occasion, the bride bids farewell to the state of single-blessedness.
27 Jul 2013 Leave a comment
in **Cards Received, *Philippines Tags: Buildings, Military, Stamps
Entrance to Fort Santiago
Manila
The Headquarters of the US Army in the Philippines
History of Fort Santiago – click here
21 Jul 2013 Leave a comment
in **Cards Received, *Philippines Tags: Lakes & Rivers, Stamps, Volcano
Taal Volcano
Tagaytay
Philippines
One of the smallest volcanoes in the world, located in the middle of Taal Lake.
17 Jun 2013 Leave a comment
in **Cards Received, *Philippines Tags: Farm, Stamps, UNESCO World Heritage Site
Batad Rice Terraces – Batad, Banaue, Ifugao,Philippines
Batad’s amphiteater-like terraces were carved by Ifugao’s indigenous people
more than 2,000 years ago. It is tagged as one of the wonders of the modern world
and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
UNESCO Listing – here
17 Jun 2013 Leave a comment
in **Cards Received, *Philippines Tags: Buildings, Castles-and-Palaces, History, Stamps
Melaka Sultanate Palace
Melaka, The replica of a 15th century palace
in Melaka was built on the description provided in the Malay Annals.
17 Jun 2013 Leave a comment
in **Cards Received, *Philippines Tags: Cave, Lakes & Rivers, Parks (National-State-City), Stamps
Biyak na Bato National Park
Philippines
This is the place where President Emilio Aguinaldo signed the pack of Biyak na Bato with the Spanish Governor General in 1897
The network of caves were used by the revolutionaries as a hideout and the stuggle for Independence was strong.
22 Apr 2013 Leave a comment
in **Cards Received, *Philippines Tags: Churches & Religious Sites, Stamps
Churches of the Philippines
Under centuries of Spanish influence, the Filipinos are predominantly Catholic
as reflected by the many churches all over the island
05 Apr 2013 Leave a comment
in **Cards Received, *Philippines Tags: Stamps, Tradition (Folk Art-Dress-Custom-Folklore)