Manila in the 1970's - old photos, new technology

[lastlid]

wow that link was great, all people seems to be in a formal or office attire and it seems very organize the old Manila there's no traffic violators and no people is crossing the road without the stop light... that's really way back but its great to see those vintage photos nice lastlid

I just saw the horse and carts pic - click the link in the article. Reminds me that we have horse and trams here still on the Isle of Man.

[Vische]

I just saw the horse and carts pic - click the link in the article. Reminds me that we have horse and trams here still on the Isle of Man.

Wow that's great you still have those, here in Manila its very expensive to ride in horse and carts or what we call 'kalesa', even in baguio just take a picture with the horse and you must pay hahaha

We still do have horses and carts in binondo area or along divisoria.

[lastlid]

Wow that's great you still have those, here in Manila its very expensive to ride in horse and carts or what we call 'kalesa', even in baguio just take a picture with the horse and you must pay hahaha

We still do have horses and carts in binondo area or along divisoria.

Yep and we have steam trains here too. I think the Isle of Man inspired the Thomas the Tank Engine stories.

The horse and cart rides arent cheap really but they are great for the tourists.

Baguio. My wife talks about Baguio affectionatley.

[Vische]

Yep and we have steam trains here too. I think the Isle of Man inspired the Thomas the Tank Engine stories.

The horse and cart rides arent cheap really but they are great for the tourists.

Baguio. My wife talks about Baguio affectionatley.

Wow i'd never experience riding in a steam train, that's my wish with my friend to ride sometime on that kind of train tsooo tsoooooo tsug tsug tsug tsug

In baguio is somewhat crowded now unlike my first visit there i thinks its in 90s, our fieldtrip