November 5, 2009
Green strip
I've already posted a picture of Bonifacio High Street before, and here's another, this time taken from the roofdeck of Fully Booked. If you enlarge the photo, you can see that large spider of a rock (Reg Yuson's "Specific Gravity") and some of the shopping and dining promenade's other water features. Unlike the other side, this side of Bonifacio Global City is more densely built up. I really hope it doesn't get much worse than this.
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Its good to see a little strip of green. Do you have many green areas and parks in the city?
Looks like a nice spot in the middle of the urban jungle.
a lovely green oasis!
I'm also impressed with the fact that though it is quite built up, as you say, the developers thought enough of the people to provide the green space and some water...makes the whole thing much more livable!
So many contrasts here! City/nature, straight lines/curves, rock/water, all the signs of humanity but so few people.
This is a great photo Hilda.
Manila is looking green, lush and sunny! Lucky you!
Hello!
I found you through one blog and that one from another! Just wanted to say hi from Georgia :o)
My mom's family are from the Philippines. My dad is from Wisconsin and I grew up moving with them since he was in the Air Force. Then moved more with my husband and children. I'll be back this weekend, to read more.
Blessings & Aloha!
It does look lovely with the open space and greenery.
Thank you for backing up the camera a bit and giving us a better perspective of this area. It's beautiful.
Nice to see a little green in the landscape of grays.
Seen from this perspective it look quite nice an even weel kept. Hope that it stays this way in the future.
It's a beautiful view, great composition!
Léia
great vantage point to take a shot of high street! clap clap clap!
This is a beautiful view. It's nice to have some green in the big city.
What a pretty little green escape from the city!
It certainly looks like an oasis. The high rises are threatening to take over!
Thank God for the little bit of green in midst of all these building!
That green space certainly looks wonderful. I hope it doesn't get paved over.
A great view of the nice little park setting with the water, grass and trees.
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