Other posts in this series...
Philippines 2010 Day 8
Today we drove up the east side of Cebu Province to Bantayan island, where my mother in law's private school is.
Fiesta Time in Consolacion

Compostela

Ninoy's Cyber Cafe

Compostela, Cebu, Philippines

I've been told that along the east side of Cebu, the Japanese tried to build a railroad during their occupation here in world war II to haul fish south for the troops from the fertile fishing waters up north. The grade for the never completed railroad can be seen on the shoreline.

The bus station, where busses stop to let their passengers get out and eat, is called, ironically, the North Pole.

Venders at the North Pole Hillside

Nipa Hut

Sugar Cane Fields

Fishing boats at Hagnaya

Town of Bantayan, on Bantayan Island, Cebu, Philippines

We stopped at the bakeshop for bread before arriving at the school
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