Boljoon: More Reasons to Return
8 and 9 June 2007. When editor Kristin Llerin asked me to write about Boljoon for the Cebu Yearbook, I asked, "Why ME?". I'd just written an article on it a few months before for the Lifestyle page (supposedly, it was what inspired the Yearbook editors to feature Boljoon in the yearbook), and I felt I had written all I had in me to write about Boljoon, after years of yearning for it. I'd explored all I wanted to. It was a closed book, as far as I was concerned. "Because you like to travel!" she said. Fine. It was MY Boljoon, after all, so I thought it might as well be me. When I got there on a Friday morning (the first weekend of the schoolyear, and I was already on another "vacation" :P) to interview some government officials, I discovered that there was an archeological dig going on in front of its historic church, and that there were actually still a couple of places I hadn't been to...which some of the locals hadn't even heard of, eit...
nice doggies, nice place :)
ReplyDeletethanks =) it's rundown and the dogs are smelly and angsty, but hey, it's home =)
ReplyDeleteawesome doogy stuff!!! nice nice... =D
ReplyDeletewow, i like this shot.. i like all that pieces woods in the background.
ReplyDeletewow, i like your taste... :) awesome set you got here....
ReplyDeletehahaha. i'm more of a documentary photographer... ;-) transforming junk into beauty is a nice way of putting it. but all these dogs are dead now =(
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