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PALAWAN:
Best of the Islands Philippines
How to get there?
Palawan can be reached within
an hour and five minutes' flight from Manila to the capital city
of Puerto Princesa or a 20-hour trip by sea. A choice of regular
Philippine Airlines (PAL) or direct chartered flight can be made
depending on the desired destination.
PAL flights will take one directly
to the heart of the province where connectoing trips to nearby
premier sites can be made. Charter flights via Soriano Air or
Pacific will take one to the Island of desire, be this Cuyo,Curon,
Busuanga, or El Nido. WG & A Shipping Company plies the Manila-Palawan
routes regularly.
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Philippine
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Making a Kite
Flying a kite is good exercise and a lot of fun (even if you don’t get the kite up in the air).
Instead of going out and buying a kite, make one instead. You will need fabric (or very
strong paper), strong glue, two wooden dowels and string.
To begin, lay the two dowels in a cross position and use some of the string to lash the
sticks together into that position. You will do this by weaving the string in and out of the
dowels. Once the dowels are secure, put glue on the string and leave it to dry. Once this
is done you should have a strong frame for your kite. Making a Kite Motivational & Inspirational Quotes: On long haul flights I always drink loads and loads of water and eat light and healthy food. Lisa Snowdon
If you travel first class, you think first class and you are more likely to play first class. Ray Floyd
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