Roadside Durian Stand

Dried Fish in Panabo

Cijin’s Coconut

Tandag Boulevard

Sunset in Bucas Grande

‘Mitsubishi’ Banca

Ginamos

Roundabout Art

Watermelon Fruit Truck

Bituing Marikit

A shrub with star-studded inflorescence

I’ve seen this shrub in our neighborhood but I only learned its name–bituing marikit–when we visited Cape San Agustin in Governor Generoso.

Small Masjid

Beach Hazards Warning Sign

Side by Side Lighthouses

The shortest lighthouse with a spiral stairway was built by the Japanese in 1930s.
The tallest one with flared top is the only active lighthouse among these three that are standing side by side on the southeasternmost tip of Mindanao.
The tip of the active lighthouse as seen from the top of the second tallest inactive lighthouse

(Cape San Agustin, Governor Generoso)

Enclosed Tree

Hostel’s Cat Wall Art

Roofed Tombs

Kapehan Welcome Sign Typography

Foraging for Kugita

Toadstool-shaped Lato

Copra

A specialized tool is used to to manually separate the copra from its shell. The meat will then be dried before extracting the coconut oil. How about the shell? It will be made into charcoal known as ‘uling bagol’.

A thick spatula-like tool is inserted between the meat and the shell.

Once inserted, the tool should be moved in a circular manner to separate the meat inch by inch.