Just a couple of pics of the local bus I took from Sagada to Bontoc. The ride was think $.50 for about a 45 minute ride, 20 pesos. The woman in the forground was Swiss, about 50, I met her at my restaurant hotel. Her sister works for Red Cross in Manila, and she is her to visit her. This woman, whose name escapes me at the moment, lives in southern of France on a farm, and has six or so horses. She has also worked with the Red Cross in Sri Lanka with the Sinhalese, not the Tamils, and in Liberia, in a prison making sure detainees were treated properly.
Just a couple of pics of the local bus I took from Sagada to Bontoc. The ride was think $.50 for about a 45 minute ride, 20 pesos. The woman in the forground was Swiss, about 50, I met her at my restaurant hotel. Her sister works for Red Cross in Manila, and she is her to visit her. This woman, whose name escapes me at the moment, lives in southern of France on a farm, and has six or so horses. She has also worked with the Red Cross in Sri Lanka with the Sinhalese, not the Tamils, and in Liberia, in a prison making sure detainees were treated properly.
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