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15 comments:
wow, manila was so beautiful. thanks so much for posting this. my lola would have loved to see this. good work!
Such a wonderful video. I have forwarded it to all my family. Thank you.
This is Great!!!!!Thumbs up to you dude!!!!
Yo dude, ayos na ayos ang site mo. I just linked you to mine. I will tell my friends about this blog of yours. Btw, is the music download software safe? I'm tempted to try it but you know how viruses go these days. I'm glad I found your site.
Manila looked so beautiful. Ang luwag pa.
my grandparents would really love to see this video. Thanks for sharing!
The video clip was so beautiful. Thanks so much for posting this.
this is awesome! i loved the clip! thanks for posting the link ;)
Most young people today don't really realize that Manila before the war was one of the most beautiful and progressivley modern cities in Asia, comparabale to the great cities of the world like New York and Paris. The war changed all that. The Japanese razed the city and the Americans bombed it in an effort to drive the japanese out. This is why it's important to have a strong and vigilantly prepared armed forces to defend the nation against would be invaders, because before the war, nobody thought the Japanese could ever muster up the strength to invade and much less occupy the Philippines, especially with the might of the US Military protecting it, but of course, that turned out to be a false assumption.
parang ang linis ng pasig river!
want Manila to go back to its old glory?
Pick up your trash and follow traffic rules!
This was a great footage, by the way. hehehe
Wow!!! Who knew Manila had trams? This video is just magnificent. Thanks so much for sharing.
i couldn't recognize any of the places in the video. may naliligo pa dun, di ko alam kung san yun. kudos pa rin sa blogger. tyaga mo chong!
for kaye: yeah manila used to have trams! it would be nice if they continued it like what they have in modern day san francisco, california.
a little trivia: guess what company ran those trams in manila? it was the Manila Electric Railroad and Light Company! Better known today as MERALCO..
for NM: your site rocks! i've been spending hours browsing it and i still can't get enough of it.. keep it up!
RoadSiren21,
Ha! It's nice to know that someone knows that little piece of trivia. Kids today have no clue that MERALCO is actually an acronym. Good for you! Thanks very much for all the kind words. Glad you're enjoying yourself here. Spending more time going through the archives in this site is a lot of fun. There's just so much to discover! Kulang pa ang isang oras :)
More to come! Stay tuned!
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