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Pastil: budget meal on a banana leaf | Flavors 'ontheraks'

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Flavors 'ontheraks'. Ramblings of my insatiable tastebuds. Laquo; Tikod amo: A bite of a monkey’s heel. Squid it at the Garapan street market. Pastil: budget meal on a banana leaf. Posted September 10, 2014 by ontheraks in exotic food. Flavors on the raks. Pastil is steamed rice wrapped in banana leaf and topped with shredded chicken, and one is enough for a regular meal. Maguindanaons serve pastil at any time of the day either as regular meal or snacks, so it is always available the whole day through.

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Japan | Travel Roamers

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Moorea & Tahiti. May 17, 2014. Published by: On the Raks. I wanted to try a cone of the multi-colored ice cream from one of the stalls and lick it on the way back to our assembly place but changed my mind when I saw the sign Don’t eating the street. Okay. By Raquel C Bagnol. Arriving from the Asakusa subway station, we made our way to the Kiminarimon, or Thunder Gate, a majestic structure which serves as the entrance to the Sensoji Temple a few meters away. Just before going up to the Sensoji temple is a...

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wanderlusty Raks | “All that is gold does not glitter, Not all those who wander are lost.” ― (J.R.R. Tolkien) | Page 2

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All that is gold does not glitter, Not all those who wander are lost. (J.R.R. Tolkien). Newer posts →. Coconut Kingdom by the Sea in Rota. ROTA One of my favorite spots here is the abandoned Coconut Village, a row of wooden cottages facing the Pacific Ocean. Driving from Sinapalo to Songsong, you can see a signboard by the road side directing you to the Rota Coconut Village Hotel about a third of a mile away. I passed by a huge wooden umbrella installed on top of a pile of stones, a perfect spot to have ...

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Tinian | Travel Roamers

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Moorea & Tahiti. Where the waves splash higher. March 18, 2015. Published by: On the Raks. First published at the Marianas Variety. THE coastal areas of Saipan, Tinian and Rota are blessed with a fair balance of pristine, white sandy stretch of beaches that anyone can picnic and swim around, as well as rugged, dangerous rocky cliffs that are perfect for taking photos of. On Tinian, while locals and visitors can enjoy the lovely stretch of white sandy beaches at Tachogna, Long Beach, Taga Beach and others...

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Rota | Travel Roamers

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Moorea & Tahiti. 9 Things to do on Rota. April 12, 2015. Published by: On the Raks. Latte stones of Rota. This article was first published at the Marianas Variety Guam weekend edition. Page 6 for April 12, 2015). IF you ever get the chance to visit Rota, dubbed as the untouched gem of the Pacific located at the southernmost part of the Northern Mariana Islands, prepare to be surprised. The island has much to offer especially to first-time visitors, and here are nine things you must not miss:. Get your ca...

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Water Adventures | Travel Roamers

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Moorea & Tahiti. Category Archives: Water adventures. Rediscovering Saipan’s pocket beaches. May 24, 2015. Published by: On the Raks. SAIPAN Go beyond the end of the paved roads in the island and discover pocket beaches that you didn’t think existed. These ‘pocket’ beaches which are usually nestled between coves along the rocky shoreline are usually hidden from view by thick blankets of shrubs, and are not usually photographed by anyone else except for those who really take the time to explore them.

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OMG (OhMyGhosts): Tastes of Saipan @ the street market

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My collection of hair-raising, spine-tingling ghost stories and real-life experiences.come and have a spooky trip with me! Tuesday, February 3, 2015. Tastes of Saipan @ the street market. Tastes of Saipan @ the street market. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Tastes of Saipan @ the street market. Nothing makes sense before 12 noon. Talk to my lawyer before then. View my complete profile. Must visit sites (no ghosts here). Bubba Gump: Shrimpin’ it the way you like it. Searching for more Ghosts?

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Squid it at the Garapan street market | Flavors 'ontheraks'

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Flavors 'ontheraks'. Ramblings of my insatiable tastebuds. Laquo; Pastil: budget meal on a banana leaf. Squid it at the Garapan street market. Posted June 9, 2015 by ontheraks in BBQ. Raquel bagnol food blog. IF there is one food item that gets the biggest share of attention from tourists and even locals at the Garapan street market on Thursdays, it is at the barbecue stall where guests can order squid and have it grilled with all the ‘fire exhibits.’. Back when the street market was still at the Coral T...

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OMG (OhMyGhosts): August 2013

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My collection of hair-raising, spine-tingling ghost stories and real-life experiences.come and have a spooky trip with me! Thursday, August 15, 2013. Love letters under the Pillow. My Uncle, who told this story to us one rainy night during a power outage when we were kids, said did not give up easily though. He was always there and tried his best to win Sandy back. On the seventh night since the letters started coming, Sandy just stopped breathing. The albularyo was called and started to perform more...