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<\/a>The Car in Capas<\/p><\/div>\n
More on that later but that was a first, driving in the Philippines<\/p>\n
On the way we say the Bataan Death March Monument<\/p>\n
<\/a>Bataan Death March Monument<\/p><\/div>\n
I wish they have taken better of the place because it seemed that it was a huge disrespect to the people that died along the way.<\/p>\n
One of the things that surprised me was the way more amount of Filipino’s that died then Americans.<\/p>\n
Another thing was the shape of the walls echo’d people’s voices. \u00a0It was eerie. \u00a0Like the ghosts were there talking to you.<\/p>\n
I saw some soldier’s with the surname Apolonio. \u00a0I post them here to honor their sacrifice during this horrible event.<\/p>\n
<\/a>Apolonio's Lost in Death March<\/p><\/div>\n
It was a horrible thing that happened. \u00a0There was also a railcar that attempted to describe one of the many horror’s that happened.<\/p>\n
<\/a>Bataan Death March Rail Car<\/p><\/div>\n
It was moving and I fought back the tears. \u00a0I was sad, but in my mind, I thought we’re still even cause we nuked and firebombed the Japanese.<\/p>\n
War is hell.<\/p>\n
We left and continued to Pinatubo, and it was really “interesting”<\/p>\n
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- We drove in\u00a0intermittent, heavy rain.<\/li>\n
- Our tires were bald by American auto standards<\/li>\n
- The wiper blades needed replacing<\/li>\n
- The windows would not go up<\/li>\n
- There were kids and animals on the road that I had to avoid<\/li>\n
- We got lost<\/li>\n
- I was tired from last nights activities.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
I called it and decided to go home. Still<\/p>\n
IT WAS HELLA FUN<\/p>\n
Anyway, did pushups and situps in lieu of a hike up pinatubo.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Today we decided to go and look at Mt Pinatubo. \u00a0 It was a very interesting day indeed. First off it was the first time I drove in the Philippines More on that later but that was a first, driving … Continue reading