Corregidor Island is more associated with World War 2 and the American Colonial Era, due to the development of the island as a fortress, …
Category Archive: Cavite
Apr
09
2011
The Crown of Valor and Glory: Corregidor’s Topside
Last Christmas, I had an opportunity of visiting one of the bastions of Philippine history, Corregidor Island. As with my previous posts, from the …
Jan
11
2011
La Conquista de Corregidor: The Guns and Christmas 1941
All right, all right…you may be wondering why the introduction for this article was with Felipe De Leon’s Christmas Carol “Payapang Daigdig?” Nope, its …
Dec
24
2010
La Conquista de Corregidor: Getting Ashore
It was one of those unplanned trips again that ended up great—and as a history student, a place something to look forward to. It …
Jul
01
2010
How Does It Feel Like Being a Caviteño Commuter?
The first is, have you tried combat commuting? I think if you live in Manila, it is essential to know combat commuting. Its a …
Sep
28
2009
A Journal of Crossing Metro Manila and the Floods of Ondoy
26 September 2009 – While working, our office is being bombarded with nature’s fury as Tropical Storm Ondoy unleashes his full fury in Philippines’ …
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Dec
26
2010
Tranquil Talisay, Divisoriang Tagaytay!
by Berniemack Arellano
It was Christmas Day, well a lot of urban-dwellers of Manila and its suburbs like to spend some time with the company of family …
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