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Sorsogon Road Riders – 1ST KASANGAYAHAN DRAG-RACE
SORSOGON ROAD RIDERS HELD
1ST KASANGAYAHAN DRAG RACE
DATE: OCTOBER 21, 2007
VENUE: DIVERSION ROAD – BIBINCAHAN SORSOGON CITY
CATEGORY:
OPEN
MODIFIED
STOCK (open pipe allowed)
4 VALVES (raider/ sniper)
For more information please contact:
ROMANO OLIQUIANO – 09052975033
LOUTON BAYTO – 09177440549
KIM MASIP – 09217962509
JETT – 09153348862
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Cagsawa Ruins Of Mayon Volcano
In 1814, Mayon Volcano erupted, with lava cascading down its slopes. The townspeople fled to the Cagsawa church, in hopes that they would be out of harm’s way.
At that time lava flows buried the town of Cagsawa and 1,200 people perished. Only the bell tower of the town’s church remained above the new surface and now stands as a memorial.
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Tiwi Geothermal Electric Power Plant
An electric generation project with geothermal energy as source. It is designed to generate more than 227 megawatts, operated jointly by NPC/NEA and Union Oil (USA).
Located in Tiwi, Albay mostly visited for its high educational values.
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Albay Spanish Galleon Wreck Site
A site which serves as a strong reminder of the rich Manila to Acapulco (Mexico) trade routes during the Spanish era. Found along the shores of Buhatan beach at Sto. Domingo, Albay, this galleon relic was wrought by a strong typhoon on its way to Acapulco and crushed on the reefs of Albay Gulf.
This historical remains lie at five fathoms under the sea with green transparent water. It is an ideal...
Mayon Skyline
It nestles on the eastern slopes of Mt. Mayon at an altitude of 2,700 ft. An excellent summer resort with almost similar temperature with Baguio at 28 degrees Celsius. It is popularly known as “heaven on earth” because of the hanging clouds and the pleasant climate where cool and invigorating air could be experienced.
From this height, visitors, see the panoramic view of the Pacific...
Catanduanes Island
Catanduanes is known to many as an island paradise. Its clean white sand is very inviting but the sea can get rough sometimes. Puraran Beach is known for its large waves. The surfing season at Puraran Beach, Catanduanes is October.
It has a long string of palm-fringed beaches and deep blue waters against a backdrop of luxuriant grassy mountains, and a totally laid-back rural charm and crowned with...
Bicol American Society
We are Americans and the families of Americans living in the Bicol Region of the Philippines. The Society is open to anyone who is genuinely interested in participating in such a group, who is interested in the mutual assistance we can give to each other, in socializing with other people with American connections, in sharing the special concerns and problems we have or may face, in helping newcomers...
Differences of Bicol Dialects
Found this great article here on how the dialects of Bicol region are way different from each municipalities though regardless of different words and tongues, Bicolanos still pretty much understand each other IMO
RNC – Rinconada Bikol. NAG – Naga Bikol. TAG – Tagalog. ENG – English.
-UM- verbs
note 1: Naga Bikol doesn’t make use of the -UM- prefix.
note 2: -UM- and MAG-...
Join the “Filipina” Writing Project
The theme for this writing project is the Filipina. Through this, we hope we can share in the ongoing efforts to bring relevant results to search engine and topple those that exploits the Filipina.
Join the cause and be proud of our Filipina.
More information here Filipina Writing Project
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Mayon Volcano also Known as the “Heaven on Earth”
Another breathtaking scenic beauty the Philippines could offer its tourists is the Mayon Volcano. It is an active volcano and popularly called as the world’s most perfect cone located in Legaspi, Albay, Philippines. Mayon Volcano never failed to attract visitors as it measures 8,189 feet with a base of 10 kilometers with its perfect cone whether seen from a distance or up close. When the volcano...
BIKOL WRITERS ANTHOLOGIZED IN ANI 33
The Literary Arts Division of the Cultural Center of the Philippines recently released the list of contributors for the 20th Anniversary issue of Ani, the CCP Literary Yearbook. Now on its 33rd issue, the volume once again explores Nature and Environment as metaphors of the human condition. Edited by prize-winning writer Herminio S.Beltran, it will be launched on September 14, 6:30 pm, at the CCP...
