More Fun in the Philippines

    In my recent travel, I was able to capture along the way an amazing mode of transportation. It was a single motorcycle with seven passengers on it and there are still space for more passengers. We are able to passby this along Cagayan de  Oro - Butuan Road. I was lucky enough to capture this while both our vehicles are moving. There are really a lot of things that will surprise you along the way while traveling the islands of Philippines. It is really more fun in the Philippines.

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  1. LivingShedMarch 6, 2014 at 6:02 PM

    hi..rein ..ive seen this too..

    online bka pirmi sa skype..chika tah sa imo check-up..hehehe..basig same tag gi undergo

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  2. KMApril 7, 2014 at 3:51 PM

    Only in the Philippines you'll find vehicles like that :D I hope people are taking extra caution though when traveling on that because the makeshift motorcycle can be unsafe for the passengers.

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  3. Mas DondaOctober 23, 2017 at 6:45 PM

    Maybe someday i could visiting Philippine.

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