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These are some pictures I took when I went to Baguio City. The native people there are called Igorots and some of them still wear their indegenous clothes. Actually I had to pay them first before they allowed me to take their photos haha..
[IMG] [/IMG][IMG] [/IMG]I know St. Bernards are not native dogs, but apparently, the people in Baguio are also extending their culture to them. Bethoven of the Philippines hehe.. [IMG] [/IMG][IMG] [/IMG]other photos of Baguio CIty can be seen in my Baguio flickr set http://www.flickr.com/photos/paulque...7619373171440/ Thanks for viewing! |
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Pretty cool Paul, very colorful garments they have. The dog is my fav though. NIce work!
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a money making operation if I ever saw one!. You have got to do what you have got to do to make a buck.
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Pjflan: they really make something from their costumes since a lot of tourist would pay them in exchange for a photograph. But in fairness to them, they don't charge a lot haha.
Fred, Sheriliz, Tycooder, Jack: Thank you for your wonderful comments. The dogs really looked so cool when I saw them. And just to let you know, you have to pay their handlers too for the photograph!!! haha. |
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How fun and colorful too! Great pictures!
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