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Jeepneys are the most popular means of public transportation in the Philippines. They were originally made from US military jeeps left over from World War II and are known for their flamboyant decoration and crowded seating. They have become a symbol of Philippine culture.

30 December 2010 - 14 January 2011

Philipines by Xavi Serrano

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Banana by robert schodterer

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Banana flower with young fruits.

Growing in our garden.

Terraza viewing deck by Merwin Bustarde

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Philipines 023 by rose_lady_2001

Philipines 027 by rose_lady_2001

Philipines 004 by rose_lady_2001

DSCF1397.jpg by Quy Pham

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Philipines 019 by rose_lady_2001

Philipines 022 by rose_lady_2001

Philipines 016 by rose_lady_2001

Streets of Manila 07 by Rob Brink

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Philipines 006 by rose_lady_2001

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Philipines 009 by rose_lady_2001

Philipines 005 by rose_lady_2001

Philipines 003 by rose_lady_2001

Philipines 012 by rose_lady_2001

Phyllodesmium Briareum by Giorgio

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Dumaguete, Philipines by danniepolley

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Philipines 002 by rose_lady_2001

Philipines 001 by rose_lady_2001

Loctugan fields by lammert Jannenga

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Ferme Philipine - (6) by Bas 1953

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Urbex Benelux -

An apiary, sometimes known as a “bee yard,” is an agricultural enterprise where beehives of honey bees are kept. An apiary may refer to a hobby beekeeper’s hives or those used for commercial agriculture, education or research.

Apiaries come in many sizes and can be located in rural or urban areas. Some apiarists will transport their hives to suitable, profitable locations — pollinating the almond crop in California, for example, requires nearly 60 percent of managed honey bees in the United States — which is known as mobile beekeeping.

by icrez

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Part of my LOST HOOPS serie.

Click here to see the whole serie on my website.

Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception by Rob Brink

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Also known as Manila Cathedral. It was visited by Pope Francis in 2015.

Boracay ..its more fun in philipine by Ismail Mohamad