Daraga graffiti.

I think I've learnt how to draw something, and it probably isn't what you think.

They're good drivers but not perfect.

Outside the Daraga police station. The driver's side is the lesser damaged one so he may not be patay.

More Philippines adventure.

No great reason for this shot but the light was magical so I took a piccie.

Quaint.

The pool at Cagsawa ruins has these odd markings about the rim, 4ft, 5ft, 6ft. Since like every country in the world that at least wants to join in with other nations Philippines are metric, I figured they were a quaint local unit of length, as the 4ft was much shallower than the 6ft.
A rough guess using my short height as a guide makes me think a Philippine ft is about 27cm. Sorry for the cm but mm is too fine in this case.
BTW the water at whatever time of day was always a delightful temperature but the green rather than the more inviting blue tiles for appearance was a let down for Olivia.

Sideways.

Light switches in the Philippines go sideways, unlike Aussie ones that are down for on, or USA ones that are up for on.

Wedding.

This couple had a wedding do beside our cabin last night. For an Aussie it was freakish 300 odd well behaved guests arrived, had a feed and left. No noise, no fights, no waiting till the last of the beer was drained. A very civilised country here in many respects, there's even enough barber shops for nearly every male to be groomed splendidly.

Relaxing.

Dimply Jimmy relaxing with Olivia. When I was a junior the dimples embarrassed me big time, many years were spent never smiling for photos, but now I am finally an adult it's nice to have something cute again.
You can't see it but Mayon is behind us.