tuba and a moon buggy island ride


when cuzin ian texted: u don’t mind riding on a buggy? we were to see the mananguete the next morning at 630am. the reason i wanted to learn more about tuba is because it is used in a bigiw ritual. i texted back: sure. but i had no idea what a buggy was, is it a kalesa with horses? so we rode on the moon buggy as i called it on the way on bumpy, unpaved moon crater-like road to see the native coconut wine maker. on a side note, heard that tequila’s origin is from lambanog. waw! not sure if this is possible but wouldn’t it be something to have tuba-fueled buggies!

 

bridges

bridgebridges as defined in wikipedia: The first bridges were made by nature itself — as simple as a log fallen across a stream or stones in the river. A bridge is a structure built so that a transportation route can cross above an obstacle. to me, bridges are tools that can help one get from one side to the other, connect the dots whether in concept, art form, nature, human-made items.

what is the word for bridge in your language? what symbols come up for you?

here are some photo collection of various bridges