There are many varieties of mangoes but this one is also my favorite. We commonly called this as “Indian Mango” in the Philippines. It is kind of strange name, though all mangoes are eventually believed to have originated in or around India. It is smaller than regular mango and mostly eaten raw with salted fish or bagoong, and you can feel its crunchiness and the unique taste. It’s really mouth watering. I took this photo in our backyard sometime in summer and this bunch of fresh Indian Mangoes are almost 3 feet above the ground.
While walking one sunny morning at the park, this long and beautiful fountain had catched my attention. The brown stems adds the beauty of the view. And of course, you will appreciate this more if you could see it in person.
I really want to try on boating especially this summer at the Pansipit river. This river is located in the province of Batangas and has a wide entrance from Taal Lake. I like it because of its clean freshwater flowing through the towns of Agoncillo, Lemery, San Nicolas and Taal. There are different fish species that can be found here. I just take this photo inside the car and I’m far away from the subject, thus, I’m not satisfied with the result.
When Alfredo Lim became the Mayor of the City of Manila, he immediately acted the complaints of the citizens living near the old Manila baywalk at Roxas Boulevard. Most residents loathed on the noise brought by the live bands, crowds and the sale of the alcohol. So, he removed all establishments right away. This is the time the new Manila Baywalk had raised and located along the Mall of Asia. Most people had been hanging out here to see the most spectacular sunset at Manila Bay. Besides, it is near the biggest shopping center in Asia. There are outdoor restaurants, open air bars, chic cafes and live bands where you can drink, relax and enjoy.
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