Ha, my old hood! Amo lola diha gilubong! We visit every year before the Covid, kada uli, sa mentiryo. Naa pa mi relatives ug friends diha. Maglakaw ra mi gikan sa Ayala, taking shortcuts through the alleys. Never got scared. Had to comment kay fond memories from my childhood before it got crowded. Naa pa to mga tangkong tanum duol ila Peryong (tindahan duol sa mentiryo ug merkado). Salamat sa video, maam.
From 1966-1976 our family used to live at nr. 77-B Cabantan St., Mabolo. In 1976 family moved to Villaba, Leyte where my parents originated, and father retired from Gothong-Sulpicio Shipping Lines as seaman. This place where I spent my childhood. Back then I used to passed this street from home to University of Southern Philippines Lahug unit campus passing in this street. The street corner to the right of the entrance is the former Elyang Sari-Sari Store. The buildings across the street are back then vacant farm field where cows are being tended a short cut to the USP. We used also to pass the Lahug airport. Now seen in this blog the street became narrower. When I was a kid we used to play during weekend at the cemetery around 200 meters from the house. I could still remember some landmarks even today like the corner street to Brgy San Roque to the right side.
Thanks for showing a" slice of life" in the many barangays in the city. I'd like to see more barangays too please. You folks know so much about the city.. I know some places, but not at all like you. Again I like your friends commentary with you.:)
I am born and raised there in the 80’s . Funny! Cuz I just saw our old house there! It Brings back memories! Feeling nostalgic now!😊Thank you for the video! 🙏
Daghang salamat guys sa "Barrio Luz in Cebu City, Philippines." vieo sharing. Good luck and wish you all the best. Be safe, stay safe, stay alert! Best regards/Ned 👍👍
I studied at Barrio Luz ES way back in 1980 . i used to walk my way to school from sitio NGA Apas Lahug. The place is not that bad before. Sa Cainta Rizal na po kasi ako nakatira for 35 years
Privately owned cars parking on the side of the road are obstructions. Even the “gym” is used as parking lot. I don’t know why that is allowed. Do people living there own the land or still considered squatters?
No more sidewalks,the head of local baranggay's allowed them to ,nagbalay balay sila sa. side walks ,puno na squatters ,then most of them no jobs,no proper public toilets,sanitations,crimes etc'sad to look at,Cebu local government need to do something,clean it up and more🙏🙏🙏
its far from great . but its living and thats better then the other choice. when i was a kid i worked on ships . one time on one that was taking grain to east Africa .when we docked to unload there where people on the dock behind a fence. they where starving. mostly women with kids and babies. silent just waiting. about 100 yards away was a pile of bodies. they had died on that dock. so by comparison what you have there are poor people .but it could be so much worse. i have been poor its mostly just waiting and waiting. if you have food and water people do get by.
Thats Cabantan st. Barrio Luz, ang last Part sa video is Sitio Zapatera and the biggest sitio in barrio Luz nga maoy pinaka daghan covid cases sa Barrio Luz before.. Nisulod unta mo.aron makita unsa jud situation ngano dali kaayo naka katag ang virus. Luckily we survived. physically, Emotionally and mentally stress tungod sa bash ug discrimination sa mga taw..
Ha, my old hood! Amo lola diha gilubong! We visit every year before the Covid, kada uli, sa mentiryo. Naa pa mi relatives ug friends diha. Maglakaw ra mi gikan sa Ayala, taking shortcuts through the alleys. Never got scared. Had to comment kay fond memories from my childhood before it got crowded. Naa pa to mga tangkong tanum duol ila Peryong (tindahan duol sa mentiryo ug merkado). Salamat sa video, maam.
thanks 4 sharing,,,, nice tour of Barangays and see the real Philippines of how everyday people live.
makamingaw ang Cebu 😍
I’m new to your channel, but I’m finding the topics very interesting. I’ll definitely be watching more.
Thank you very much.
Very interesting walk Mrs. B! 👍👍. I always find your walk about interesting because you go to places that foreign vloggers normally don’t go.
thanks for sharing. God bless VPP
TKS for sharing
From 1966-1976 our family used to live at nr. 77-B Cabantan St., Mabolo. In 1976 family moved to Villaba, Leyte where my parents originated, and father retired from Gothong-Sulpicio Shipping Lines as seaman. This place where I spent my childhood. Back then I used to passed this street from home to University of Southern Philippines Lahug unit campus passing in this street. The street corner to the right of the entrance is the former Elyang Sari-Sari Store. The buildings across the street are back then vacant farm field where cows are being tended a short cut to the USP. We used also to pass the Lahug airport. Now seen in this blog the street became narrower. When I was a kid we used to play during weekend at the cemetery around 200 meters from the house. I could still remember some landmarks even today like the corner street to Brgy San Roque to the right side.
Thanks for showing a" slice of life" in the many barangays in the city. I'd like to see more barangays too please. You folks know so much about the city.. I know some places, but not at all like you. Again I like your friends commentary with you.:)
I am born and raised there in the 80’s . Funny! Cuz I just saw our old house there! It Brings back memories! Feeling nostalgic now!😊Thank you for the video! 🙏
So umm visit next time! I would be in the abellana street
Is this so cool my aunt is there with a black t-shirt and my cousin is there while biking
Daghang salamat guys sa "Barrio Luz in Cebu City, Philippines." vieo sharing. Good luck and wish you
all the best. Be safe, stay safe, stay alert! Best regards/Ned 👍👍
Dugay ko ng puyo diha 8 years sa bo.luz
Diri ko ni dako. Proud taga Cabantan here.
thank you this was interesting,.. no much different than communities from my island.
Kamahal na sa lechon sa pinas
I studied at Barrio Luz ES way back in 1980 . i used to walk my way to school from sitio NGA Apas Lahug. The place is not that bad before. Sa Cainta Rizal na po kasi ako nakatira for 35 years
I'm not sure which is more important...infrastructure planning or family planning :)
❤💞
Al lot of the residents presiding there aren't wearing masks. Thanks for the tour Stay safe man.
Nigamay og samot ang dalan sa cabantan
I used to hang out sometimes day or night when I lived in Gemsville.Wife said it was dangerous,but I never had a problem,always nice people.
Hello there .
Watching from middle east ate
Privately owned cars parking on the side of the road are obstructions. Even the “gym” is used as parking lot. I don’t know why that is allowed. Do people living there own the land or still considered squatters?
Most are still squatters
No more sidewalks,the head of local baranggay's allowed them to ,nagbalay balay sila sa. side walks ,puno na squatters ,then most of them no jobs,no proper public toilets,sanitations,crimes etc'sad to look at,Cebu local government need to do something,clean it up and more🙏🙏🙏
its far from great . but its living and thats better then the other choice. when i was a kid i worked on ships . one time on one that was taking grain to east Africa .when we docked to unload there where people on the dock behind a fence. they where starving. mostly women with kids and babies. silent just waiting. about 100 yards away was a pile of bodies. they had died on that dock. so by comparison what you have there are poor people .but it could be so much worse. i have been poor its mostly just waiting and waiting. if you have food and water people do get by.
Great progress compared to the 1970s. Fewer kids and no standby drug addicts.
Thats Cabantan st. Barrio Luz, ang last Part sa video is Sitio Zapatera and the biggest sitio in barrio Luz nga maoy pinaka daghan covid cases sa Barrio Luz before.. Nisulod unta mo.aron makita unsa jud situation ngano dali kaayo naka katag ang virus. Luckily we survived. physically, Emotionally and mentally stress tungod sa bash ug discrimination sa mga taw..
Nisulod mi in the main road nila po
Diha ko gi panganak
Naa sad ko daghan amiga diri sir😀
Are majority of the people living there squatters? I can’t believe all those electrical wires. That is so dangerous.
Sadly, most of them.
So , would a foreign guy be safe walking through that area like you are ?
For safety best not to roam around on your own as a foreigner in these kind of areas.
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