Off to one side of the City Hall was another white building with a green roof—the color combination that I have always associated with Baguio's buildings. I managed to find a sign identifying it as Baguio Central School, and when I searched on the web for it, I learned that it is a public school built in 1923, destroyed during WWII and rebuilt in 1949. It is now considered a heritage school and was renovated in 2004.
Between Baguio City Hall and Burnham Park was a tiny park dedicated to Philippine national hero Dr. Jose P. Rizal. The old man sitting in the shade at the bottom of the monument was totally unmindful of the fact that I was standing there taking pictures. BAGUIO CITY SERIES #8
ang cute naman ng mama. =) that's a nice monument of rizal.
ReplyDeletele mémorial est immense, si on le compare avec le monsieur assis.
ReplyDeletej'aime la première photo, elle donne quelque chose de mystérieux au city hall.
the memorial is huge when compared with the gentleman seated.
I like the first picture, it gives something mysterious at city hall.
I have really enjoyed this trip with you! I agree, the top shot is very mysterious...
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