Mount Apo can be seen here in Camia Street.
Davao City is a dream come true for me. But my visit was only about 20 hours, and about 8 hours of it were spent on sleeping.
I and my fellow bloggers from Iligan went there on November 27 in the afternoon.
Na bitin ko intawn. I will surely go back. Alone or with company, I don’t know yet.
These Camia street shots are my first daytime photos about Davao City, shot at early 7 in the morning. My first ones was the NCCC mall taken the night before.
Juna and Camia street corner. That’s NCCC mall at the right part of the photo.
Quickstop Diner. I was curious, but my mates and I did not eat our breakfast here.
PinoyTurista looking for flowers to shoot.
An apartment.
A house for lease.
Beautifully designed gate of large house.
The closeup of the house or lot for lease.
A five storey apartment? According to the Building Code, 4 storeys is the maximum unless it has an elevator. I hope this building has one.
This is an office.
Bougainvillea under the blue Davao sky.
PinoyTurista has a soft heart for flowers.
Two storey apartment.
It rained hard the previous night.
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