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Prison cell in the old fort.
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View across the harbor from the fort in Intramuros.
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View from inside of Manila House, and recreation of an old Intramuros building complex. They have a replica of an old home - the whole place was apparently destroyed several times, lastly in WWII - with amazing flooring, wall decoration, furntiure, etc. No photos allowed. But shows how the elites lived in 1850. Pretty swank. But I'll take relative poverty, a nice hot western bath and antibiotics circa 2010, thank you very much.
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