Many Filipinos live in homes just like the one pictured above. They live happy and contented lives… click the link to discover and enjoy” The Rest of the Story“. … Continue reading
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A treasure is how best to describe this historical home. When you approach this home down the narrow driveway, you are struck by the palette of warm, soft colours that have been used on the home. It is said that in … Continue reading
Built in 1928 by Don Celso Ledesma, a confirmed bachelor and haciedero, the home is truly remarkable in that it stands today as it did when it was in its glory days of the 30’s, 40’s and 50’s. It is … Continue reading
This Yusay Consing Mansion, is a building of huge heritage significance in the Molo District of Iloilo City. It had for years been seriously neglected and fell into serious disrepair so much so that the property, once one of the … Continue reading
Something strange is going on at St Julian’s Church in Janiuay. We first visited, this church complex in Janiuay during late 2011 or early 2012, it was a thrill at that time and our love affair with it continues. We … Continue reading
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We’ve boarded our Grayline of Alaska coach and as we head west back towards Skagway we see that the country side is almost completely bare and it apparently has been like this since 1896 to 1898 and the situation only worsened … Continue reading
The Trail of ’98 is leads us into Carcross where we hope to gain an appreciation of the hardships encountered by the ‘stampeders’ in their desire and quest for wealth and riches! On our route today, we pass through one US … Continue reading
The late Bishop of Krishnagar the Most Reverend Louis Laravoire Morrow, SDB, wrote many books on the Catholic Faith and two of them were: My Bible History: Old Testament and My Bible History” New Testament. We have just added those … Continue reading
Leacock was a world reknowned Canadian humourist was also a well know Professor of Social Sciences, History and writer. Between the years 1910 and 1925, he was the most widely read English-speaking author in the world. He was known for his light humour … Continue reading
We’ve made a few adjustments and changes to our story on the Sta Barbara Church, the Cradle of the Revolution in Santa Barbara, Iloilo. … Continue reading