Showing posts with label ships. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ships. Show all posts

Saturday, July 30, 2011

" Remains of the day "

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Still with a hanging typhoon here.

I'm glad that it's finally Saturday. ^0^

Happy weekend all.

for more inspiring weekends...
visit Newtown Daily foto.
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Friday, June 3, 2011

" Solstice "

In the still of the night, when all seems calm and collected...

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I wish everyone a good weekend. ^0^

for more inspiring weekend reflections visit,

James Newtown's Weekend photos.
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Friday, November 20, 2009

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We saw this "Pagasa" ship docked infront of Fuji Maru and was intrigued why the ship was named Pagasa (which means hope in english).
Apparently, it's an auxiliary ship used in naval operations and was formerly a presidential ship.
I wonder if the president has tried it before...^0^

see the skies! this friday...
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Wednesday, November 18, 2009

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*Roro* ferries are probably one of the most efficient and economical ways of getting around the
major destinations throughout the Philippines.

I've never got on a roro ride before but based on what i've heard, apart from the long hours of waiting...
It's surprisingly an enjoyable ride, while on board, you can even alight and had a glimpse of the view and the sea.

*Roro - means roll-on and roll-off, wheeled cargo gets on and off the ferry by a giant platform that also serves as the ferries main door.
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Tuesday, November 17, 2009

"Fuji Maru and Me II"

Once aboard, we were greeted with smiles and instant sanitizers. ^-^
Surprised to see that it was also quite big and spacious inside.
Because there were a lot of people, the elevator wasn't working, maybe afraid that it might get jammed, so we had to use the stairs instead.

We have to take our pictures as quickly as possible bec. we weren't allowed to stay in one place for too long.
So, the shots were either blurry or someone else's head upfront. ^-^
Finally, when we reached the upper deck, we had a nice 360^ view of the port.
Which was nice bec. It shows you another angle of metro manila.


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the name of the ship printed on the lifebuoy.

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view of the Port area

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top part of the ship

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boats for emergency purposes

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partial view of the upper deck...

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the cabin

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bar/lounge area

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the dining hall/room

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also the lounge area

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souvenir/gift shoppe

show your world... share it with us. ^-^
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