First Wednesday Walk on a February

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It's already February! Since it's exactly midweek, why not go out for a Wednesday Walk?

It was a walk in our town with my wife. It's a long walk in our village up to the town proper. Tiring but it's worth it.

The boundary of our Barangay or village. It's at the northern part, so it's not that close at our home. (First Photo)

Just few hundreds meters from the boundary, we reached the Capitol park. I love how huge the park is. People flock the place especially at late afternoon. (Second Photo)

Right in the park is the Capitol building, which is actually in the middle of the compound. That's the provincial bus which is being used by government employees. (Third Photo)

Inside the Capitol building. Since the building was built more than a hundred years ago, its design was so early 1900s. (Fourth Photo)

We just passed by the Capitol building as the front and back doors are adjacent to each other. Right close to the building is the Lingayen Gulf Landing Shrine. That old weapon was used during the World War 2. (Fifth Photo)


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