Tagaytay City

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Sana matuloy na punta namin there... Landtrip


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Its a nice place to relax

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This scenic view brings back memories of Koolan Island. Times of my life.

Asking me? If yes, while at work, they'll be sleeping inside dongas in the minesite.
When I was working in Koolan Island, my office was a donga located on top of the quarry overlooking the pit below. Had a 360-degree breath-taking view of the sea and surrounding islets. As a single staff member, accommodation was a motel-type room sleeping solo in the bachelor’s quarter – also a donga. When got married, lived in a 2-bedroom unit. There were also houses for staff members with children.
For in-depth info, best to ask people concerned as that was 30+ yrs ago.
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To read more, click http://www.ausco.com.au/donga.htm

paka paka jud ang pic ani bai ha...

Di lang pic. Hasta video. Ma-inundated jyud ning site.
Nakahinumdom ko, one weekend, nag-auction sale sa clubhouse. Proceeds went to charity. Bref sa mine foreman, gamit na gamit na, was sold at $100+. No kidding. Ang laki2X na-collect sa charity.
The night before, was a strip show. Tatlong strippers "imported" from Perth. 

That's life in the mines. Too much money.