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Caption in The Chronicle Magazine: "This is Mount San Nicolas on Taal Lake. Here, man-made corrals abound. It also offers an inexhaustible supply of fish which is sold in Manila, neighboring towns. |
All captions below as well as for the image above are as they are contained in the magazine, a copy of which has been downloaded from the Internet Archive. Inasmuch as the original scans of the magazine yielded dark pages, the images below were processed using graphics editing software to improve quality.
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Caption in The Chronicle Magazine: "TALISAY: a typical house of the town is not without its menagerie of hogs, chicken, carabaos and house pets. |
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Caption in The Chronicle Magazine: "TALISAY: Houses are usually located at the center of a plantation, near the shoreline, and wherever there is fresh water. |
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Caption in The Chronicle Magazine: SAN NICOLAS is a fishing village. Additional income to the barrio comes from excursionists who rent bancas to cross the lake. |
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Caption in The Chronicle Magazine: SUBIC, also a fishing village, raises ducks and sells balut eggs. Barrio belongs to the Municipality of Agoncillo which lies southwest of the crater of the volcano. |
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Notes and references:
1 “The Chronicle Magazine Vol. XVII No. 16,” published April 1962 in Manila.
1 “The Chronicle Magazine Vol. XVII No. 16,” published April 1962 in Manila.
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