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Damo nga salamat!


Hi Gerry,
Thanks so much for the updates that you provide on development in and around Tacloban (and beyond)! The photos that you provide makes us feel so much more connected to Tacloban even if we are not there to witness them.
Salamat hin madamo.
Graes, salamat gihapon han imo pag-bisita!
hello, any archives of miss leyte liberation? will be glad to find any. thanks
hi sha, sorry I can’t help you on this; I don’t go that far
Maybe Man’ Alex Montejo of Hotel Alejandro can. He has a collection of war time & liberation photos as well as those on MacArthur Landing commemoration activities. Let’s hope a reader here can offer a lead…