No canals up there in those mountains, hahaha. Did you get to Camp John Hay? I was lucky to stay twice at the U.S.Embassy residence there. It pays to be from the same ‘hood as the (then) U.S. Ambassador to the Philippines.
We had lunch there. It was the only time I got sick in the Philippine. No matter how good the place, you don’t have ice in your drink.
It was my wife’s first artists residency overseas. It was with the Duntog Foundation run by Michael Parson. The Parson family was well known in the Philippines. His father Chick Parson led the resistance during WWII against the Japanese. Here is an article from the Smithsonian that will give you more information. https://www.smithsonianmag.com/history/without-chick-parsons-General-MacArthur-Never-Made-Return-Philippines-180964406/
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Tourists?
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Yes. Floating market outside of Bangkok
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Oh, not the Philippines.
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I don’t think they have floating markets here. At least I’ve never seen any, but I haven’t seen everything….
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I don’t remember hearing of any. I was mostly in the Baguio City area
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No canals up there in those mountains, hahaha. Did you get to Camp John Hay? I was lucky to stay twice at the U.S.Embassy residence there. It pays to be from the same ‘hood as the (then) U.S. Ambassador to the Philippines.
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We had lunch there. It was the only time I got sick in the Philippine. No matter how good the place, you don’t have ice in your drink.
It was my wife’s first artists residency overseas. It was with the Duntog Foundation run by Michael Parson. The Parson family was well known in the Philippines. His father Chick Parson led the resistance during WWII against the Japanese. Here is an article from the Smithsonian that will give you more information. https://www.smithsonianmag.com/history/without-chick-parsons-General-MacArthur-Never-Made-Return-Philippines-180964406/
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I’ll check out the link…
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It’s Parsons not Parson.
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