
and i remembered the original king of the road (the calesa or caritela) from the video in my old manila post. i guess we can use the good old calesa as an alternative way of transportaion since oil prices are getting more expensive everyday.

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Please note that i am not a professional photographer. To those who are curious the camera i'm using is Canon Powershot A520.
UPDATE: a very kind soul gave me an ultra nice and spanking new Canon PowerShot SD1100 IS, last October 2008 which i have been using non-stop since then... Thanks again to the one and only Reyna Elena
UPDATE2: last 2009 i finally got myself a DSLR - Canon Rebel Xsi (Canon 450D) to be exact, and have been alternately using it with the PS from REynz
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5 comments:
I'm all for sustainable alternative transport in Metro Manila. But I think I'll choose bicycles any day over kalesas. :)
Wouldn't it be just as expensive to keep a horse in Manila? We don't have pastures! Oh, and the vet fees… ;)
Hilda (My Manila) refered me to your post today, saying that we have similar posts.
It's nice to see this "old romantic time" vehicle making a comeback to our metropolitan streets, is it? :)
Unless the city provides a special lane for them, I'd rather not have them back on the streets though.
Thanks God for the LRT and the MRT.
Sometimes the government does think ahead and does its job.
masaya yan, magkalesa na nga lang tayo! mas mura pa ata o libre pa ang damo kesa gasolina. =)
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