In the Philippines there a lot of modes of transportation and here are what people drive! Some of these were bought that way…
… and some have been improvised to meet the needs.
And lastly this is how people “drive” a horse drawn carriage.
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Driving in the Philippines requires na ang kotse ay kumpleto sa:
1 KOTSilyo…para kotsilyohin ang mga kaskaserong driver
2 TUBO: para pukpukin ang ulo ng mga kaskaserong driver
3 MARTILYO: para itama ang mga yupi sa sasakyan kung sakali nag-aksidente ka…at para rin pukpukin ang ulo ng mga kaskaserong driver
4 JACK para itaas ang kotse kung flat ang gulong…at, syempre la, para pukpukin ang ulo ng mga kaskaserong driver 😂
….4… syempre pa… typing mistake
Thanks Eduardo… ang saya sa Pilipinas
Ah the iconic pampasaherong jeep and the classic kalesa 👍👍👍👍
I have some posts about the Philippines here if you’re interested https://boomercoupletraveljournal.wordpress.com
I had a look at some of the posts.. probably take some time before I go through them properly ☺️ the sketches are brilliant! Did you draw them? I’ve not been to BGC, though I heard that from my sister a few times or so.
That street museum looks really interesting!
I grew up in Iloilo so I have not really explored the north. I did go to uni in QC for 2 years and worked in Makati for nearly a year, but around that time, I didn’t really have the resources to explore.
Was in PH last year but didn’t get the chance to gala kasi I looked after my mum who had a stroke. I had to make sure things were in place.
I’ll slowly go through your other posts at some point. I think you have a good eye for taking photographs. The angles and depth are amazing!
So your mum had a stroke. How old is she? I had it too about 5 years and 5 months ago. That is one of the reasons why I am doing this blog… to capture and remember everything that I am experiencing.
About the sketches, which ones are you talking about? Yes, I do some Urban Sketching.
Have a good day ❤️
She’s 67 now. Unfortunately she has a lot of deficit on her left side. I’m glad you continue to enjoy life ☺️
I meant the sketches on that link for the other weblog 👍👍 They’re lovely!
I am 64 and yea hopefully will be able to enjoy life for a lot more years.
A yes, those are my sketches but I have not posted much on wordpress but I post my works on Instagram
Ah I gave up social media. Not my cup of tea, I guess. I only am trying out blogging ! Seems alright so far.
The improvised ones are the most fun to see!
Haha yes they are. And Filipinos are great in improvising.
You have some marvelous things we drive. It’s fun seeing things from the Philippines 😀
Glad you liked them, Cee! It was fun capturing them as well.
BTW, happy to see you back.
It’s good to be back. Thanks Teresa 😀