Showing posts with label Angono lakeside park. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Angono lakeside park. Show all posts

Saturday, December 21, 2013

View at Wawa 4 days before Chrismas December 21 2013

Ang Uno sa Lahat

Angono, Rizal  Philippines 2013



We had our PE this morning at Wawa. The floodwaters had receded.  And it has become a magnet again for health conscious individuals and a fishport for those who want fresh produce

Some amazing images here.

                              The jetty, flaglets, the lake and the reflections


                                         Drying water lily stalks for slippers?



                                      The sun and early morning worhsippers


                                  Angono art and sculpture


                                     The pole grew leaves?  Amazing


                                        And the fishing boats....




                                 The man, the son and the sea


                                  Many fishing birds


                                  Charantia and onions are medicinal

Saturday, April 20, 2013

Sculpture at the Angono Lakeside Park

Angono Rizal  PHL    |  April 13, 2013

This is a magnificent sculpture at the Angono Lakeside Park


Barkadahan ng Tagak (Heron Birds) -

Angono, Rizal, PHL  |  April 20, 2013

Everyday at the Lakeside Park, we see many heron  (tagak) birds congregating at the water lilies and fish pens.   Their number indicate that there are plenty of fish at the Lake.  They have replaced kingfisher as the most numerous birds in the lake.

Will they vote this coming election?

Nice and clear telephoto shot from Coolpix Nikon S3200



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 Birds in flight




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Sunday, April 7, 2013

Election campaign in full swing in Angono

Angono, Rizal PHL  April 6, 2013

The major protagonists last night simultaneously held their proclamation rallies:   the opposition (yellow shirts) at MLQuezon Avenue, and the incumbent ( red shirts) at the Lakeside Park.

The day before, there was a Rakrakan at San Vicente which featured rock jamming.

There was a surprise that the gubernatorials:   Ms. Nini Ynares and Steve Salonga went up the stage during the rally.

It was clear that the incumbent had more crowd and better logistics and better event management. The incumbent had large delegations from Mahabang Parang