Now the cement on the Other Side of the Road, after one month of 'curing', has been declared hard enough for all types of vehicles to pass through. Thus, that part of the road that was closed for the past two months has been opened and it is now the once open part that is closed.
Hehehe. Confused already? ;-)
Anyway, the bottom line of the whole story is: we can't park inside our gate anymore. We have to park across the street, in the big yard of the Bishop's Palace, where the bishop of Dumaguete lives. That will be starting tomorrow, June 2. Let's see exactly when the cement on This Side of the road will be hard enough to handle traffic...
There used to be a road here...
but now there are only sacks of cement...
...piles of sand
... and gravel.
Gravel hill surrounded by sacs of sand
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2 comments:
asa man ni dapit.....
wow, nakita nako ang site nga pur dumaguete gyd.
welcome bako diri to basaha, pawala sa homesick?
di man ko kauli ron, kay kulang sa financial....
thanks for sharing.....lili pa ko ha?
pwede?
You are so very welcome to come and read about our beloved Dumaguete, Vicki. Ma-inspired pud ko to write knowing that there is someone out there looking forward to hear news about Dumaguete.
Thank you for your kind words.
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