@ scheisser.net . . . . . . . . . .“If you always do what you’ve always done, you’ll always get what you’ve always got.” -Henry Ford
For usual Tricycles in Gensan look like these. They have this blue color (it is a city code) look ugly and most of them are really hard used. Sometimes out of 1000 there is one really nice painted or built. So I will do a series of this in a subcategory of the Philippines and collect all these abstract vehicles there.
While entering the water first time we found a starfish. I never touched one before so we took it out of the water to make a quick shooting with it. After a while it wanted to escape and pushed out his feet. So we get it back into the water. See the impressive photos and the video of this unique animal…
After 80 minutes of ride on the backseat of the motorcycle my butt is getting more and more unconfortable. So I was happy when we arrived at the destination. All the exertions are washed away when I saw this beautiful white sanded beach next to the blue water. Beautiful coconut palm trees round out this picture. First having barbecue at one of these pavillions and after having some flights with Django and swimming in the water.
After getting fixed the tires we went on to Glan. Passing beautiful landscapes with farms full of coconut and banana trees. You will never see such a beautiful and green place in Europe, I am sure of this.
http://youtu.be/kiZt3Vo6-mQ
At the vulcanizing shop i saw the handmade tools zu repair tires. Its made of some metal pieces, an old spindle, a wheel and a piston. The damaged tube getting pressed between the mounting and the piston. The piston gets filled with alcohol and fired up. See the video…
http://youtu.be/-sKXU7EbCzg
… but near Malapatan the same tire get flat. So we tried to find a vulcanizing shop to fix the tire. While doing this at the same time the 2. Motorbike gets a flatened tire too and the whole fleet of motorbikes gets a meetup in the vulcanizing shop…
