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Lots of ladyboys in the Thailand news these days
I don't know what is going on because a week ago the English-language news about Thailand was all about foreigners behaving badly, which sadly is something that is certainly…
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Zambales, Philippines
Journey Through the Mountains: Reaching Our Aeta Learners in Sitio Bayarong
As educators, our mission goes beyond the four walls of the classroom. It is a commitment to reach every learner, regardless of distance, location, or circumstance. One of the…
Tekis Falls: A Hidden Gem in the Majestic Mountains of Buhawen
There’s something special about finding places that haven’t been changed by crowds or commercial businesses. In these spots, nature feels alive, the air is cleaner, and every…
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Exploring Güirintal Beach (Eng/Esp)
English version On my most recent visit to Güirintal Beach, located off Marigüitar Road, I not only enjoyed the scenery in all its splendor, but I also had the chance to…
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Exploring the Historic National Shrine of Ntra. Sra. de la Candelaria Shrine in Iloilo City
On my last trip to Iloilo City, I shared some photos taken from the Jaro District Plaza (Exploring the Improved Jaro Plaza - Tall Trees, Monuments…
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Travel Digest #2939
Introduction Hi everyone, Worldmappin friends. It's finally Friday! I'm @lauramica, and today I'm sharing our Travel Digest for today. Come see the places we'll be visiting this…
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Share Our World: Historic Weis Mansion Bed and Breakfast
In April I went to Iowa to do research for my historical fiction/ family history book about my grandparents and their honeymoon in 1939. While in Waterloo, I stayed in a…
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A stroll along the walls of time, centuries back.
When I think that these paths are marked by footsteps steeped in history, the history of many people who were here, perhaps fighting battles, it makes the journey so much more…