RJ: Heehee, I've never been to SM Mall of Asia! And to tell you the truth, I don't feel any need to go. One SM Mall is the same as any other, big or small. Besides, in terms of store floor space, it's been overtaken by SM City North EDSA, which is so much closer to our house. This is still mostly Pasay, though the rightmost might be Parañaque already. I honestly can't tell, not being familiar with the buildings of either city. No night photo, though. We went down to see the sunset from the other side of the hotel.
Isn't that interesting - how we can live in a place and somehow not become familiar with a large portion of it. I feel the same way about several large cities in which I've lived...whole sections I know nothing about.
Love the photo, though!
Re your comment on Cedar Key: Have not eaten at the pizza joint...probably won't as there are other, better places, to eat on the island.
We'll have lots of people moaning about eating too much turkey tomorrow which is our Thanksgiving Day. Not me, though. I'm going to be a good boy! :-)
waouhh un magnifique panorama de la skyline et un ciel majestueux
ReplyDeleteIt's clearly no village! Lots of skyscrapers!
ReplyDeletePasay has a very dramatic skyline. This is a beautiful photo.
ReplyDeleteInteresting how we find what we need close to home and don't always go far afield.
ReplyDeleteHow beautiful! It must be exceptional by night.
ReplyDeleteUhmn... how about the SM MAll of Asia? Teka, sa Pasay po ba 'yan o sa Paranaque? Bigla tuloy akong nalito.
ReplyDeleteDo you also have a night photo of the same area? Must be very nice during the night, as well. o",)
nice skyline!
ReplyDeleteRJ:
ReplyDeleteHeehee, I've never been to SM Mall of Asia! And to tell you the truth, I don't feel any need to go. One SM Mall is the same as any other, big or small. Besides, in terms of store floor space, it's been overtaken by SM City North EDSA, which is so much closer to our house. This is still mostly Pasay, though the rightmost might be Parañaque already. I honestly can't tell, not being familiar with the buildings of either city. No night photo, though. We went down to see the sunset from the other side of the hotel.
wonderful skyline image.
ReplyDeleteIsn't that interesting - how we can live in a place and somehow not become familiar with a large portion of it. I feel the same way about several large cities in which I've lived...whole sections I know nothing about.
ReplyDeleteLove the photo, though!
Re your comment on Cedar Key: Have not eaten at the pizza joint...probably won't as there are other, better places, to eat on the island.
We'll have lots of people moaning about eating too much turkey tomorrow which is our Thanksgiving Day. Not me, though. I'm going to be a good boy! :-)
It sure has a nice skyline!
ReplyDeleteI love that skyline. It's a postcard perfect image. And that's Pasay/Makati area?
ReplyDeleteMy brother used to live in Pasay, near the Mkt border, but never seen it this way. Maybe because that was decades ago :)
Happy weekend.
beautiful skyline shot. (from OLD FarT, NYC)
ReplyDeleteYa, had to chuckle at this one. Village? Quite a view.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful shot of a gorgeous skyline.
ReplyDeleteDarryl and Ruth : )
hee hee... You may not know much about it, but what you know is more than «Louis» knows about it!
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wow wonderful city.
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From afar, the city scapes like this always looks marvelous!
ReplyDeleteHappy holidays, Hilda.