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| Junction to St. Bernard and
Landslide site. |
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Only 6 riders, hard to get
Photos because they are going too fast on their 100 CC bike. |
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| Gravel and rock road on the way
to the Landslide site. |
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Entering Brgy. Tambis going to Landslide site. |
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| Road, Rice fields and the
Landslide site. |
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Village people near site. |
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This is the Mountain that fell
in Feb 2006 where |
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there is a lot of people
who died of the Landslide. |
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There is no trees of the mountain but it's a
rock mountain, |
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the rock broke and there is still people
buried there, |
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They put the Cross for
sympathy to the people that are still buried during the
Landslide.
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The cross, Loida, our car, the river and view
of the mountain that fell after the rock broke and fell. |
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| Water buffalo, he was playing
peek a boo when
Loida come to see him.
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Straight rows of newly planted
rice and reflection in the water. |
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Reflection of the object to the Water, that's why the
with
their eyes because the reflection from the
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people that
are working in the Rice fields have problems
Sun
reflects from the water to their eyes. |
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| Two cute girls, One is
hiding.... Don't tell anyone... because she is afraid of Phil. |
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The Mountain that fell about 15 kms. from Guinsaogon Southern, Leyte. |
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| Whole Family looks happy before
leaving St. Bernard Southern, Leyte. |
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Boys from Southern, Leyte. |
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| Phil taking out the Water from
the Cooler. |
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Phil is picking the boys and
giving them 1 peso in St. Bernard Southern, Leyte. |
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Phil giving each kid a Peso. |
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Another Street of the City. |
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This is the City proper of St. Bernard
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just a small City and quiet place.
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Public Market of St. Bernard
Southern Leyte. |
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In this building they used it for the relief
operation
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for the victims of the Landslide. |
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St. Bernard City proper and relief
operations.
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Half concrete road leaving the
City of St. Bernard.
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I WISH THAT OUR GOVERMENT WILL GIVE MOORE SUPPORT TO THOSE 7 BARANGAY THAT WAS BEEN MISS PLACE DUE OF THIS TRAGEDY.I WISH THAT THOSE 6 MUNICEPAL COUNSELOR IN ST
BERNARD WILL DO GIVE A FULL SUPPORT TO OUR MAYOR RICO
RENTUZA AND REUNITED AND FUCOS OF ALL THE AGENDA FOR THE
BENEFIT TO THOSE NEEDDY.
MARIANITA KOON | nitzkoon@yahoo.com | ST.BERNARD SOUTHERN LEYTE | MENIFEE CALIFORNIA U.S.A
Friday, July 04, 2008 at 10:51:56 PM PST
I was there for about a week at St Bernard April 29, 2008 till May 04. There were geologist from UP Phils and other foreign delegates from Waterloo, Japan etc. They had there seminar. And I saw for myself the relocation area. I thank everybody who helped in making our people survive this hard times. Many thanks from St Bernard and the people of the philippines.
Resty Masilungan | restykyan@yahoo.com | St Bernard, Southern Leyte, Philippines | Quezon City, Metro Manila Philippines
Friday, June 06, 2008 at 10:34:06 PM PST
I missed this place so badly..I remember alot this place where and how I grew up..those things I've done when I was young playing with my friends..mountain climbing....hayyzz...Lord thank you..!I would like to thank all people around the world who did great help to us..thanks for posting it here..it is worth remembering..My place my home..I missed this oh God..but thank you..no matter what happen to us oneday..but it's your authority to do it..you created us..and you have the right to take our lives whenever you want..
thank you once again..
God bless!
janette | batasjanetteg_0223@yahoo.com | Guinsaugon St. Bernard Southern Leyte.. | Cebu City
Wednesday, May 21, 2008 at 11:02:46 AM PST
Ilive in St. Bernard. A lot of the survivors were housed across the street from my house. Just visited the landslide area about a month ago.
Kelly | Ohio | Mailbago, ST. Bernard, Southern leyte
Sunday, April 06, 2008 at 03:59:26 AM PST
It only took a few months to get things back to normal. Mainly because of the US Military and the thousands of tons of relief materials sent to to St. Bernard from the Americans. Sometimes it makes you feel good that you are an American here.
Phil | Florida, USA | Pampanga
Tuesday, January 15, 2008 at 09:44:28 PM PST
Wow! this is great and the way it should be.?
Jeffery Davis | Hopkinsville, Kentucky USA
Saturday, November 18, 2007 at 09:15:23 PM PST
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