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she saw a tugboat graveyard of some sort:
and a whole lot of other live boats such as these:
for the passengers' safety, there are life vests under the seats:
and an emergency stop:
in a good 30 minutes or so, miss iggy found herself in manila. and here she is under the quiapo bridge:
is all lovely, her cruise, miss iggy says. but the river still needs a lot of help:
murky river is murky.
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I've been on a ferry boat on the Pasig River way back in college for a report we did. It was airconditioned inside and I videotaped our mini cruise. :P
Ok pala ang ferry no. Sana ma-try ko yan. Mas ok na din ang Pasig river ngayon kesa nung first time kong nagpunta sa Manila. At that time, sobrang baho pa. Sana nga tuloy-tuloy na ang paglinis nang Pasig. Ok na OK sana sya maisama sa tourist attractions.
what was the ferry called back then? same lang? this ferry was airconditioned too, it was a fun ride :)
shiera: amen to a progressive pasig river!
ging: definitely not "hulo!" it didn't really have a trade name back then! hehe.
mr. ige and i were able to ride the ferry from escolta to guadalupe last year! :) i agree with miss iggy though, the river still needs a lot of help. it was quite sad seeing all the garbage (still) floating around.
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