Moving a Bahay Kubo - Nipa Hut - Bayanihan - Transporting 2 of 3 скачать в хорошем качестве

Moving a Bahay Kubo - Nipa Hut - Bayanihan - Transporting 2 of 3

There was a couple of REALLY rough tilts. They do not look as bad on video as in person, believe me. I looked at Cris Bamboo and his eyes were about two inches round. It was enough going down a straight road. There was a 'lineman' on the roof in the front in the front, keeping the electric wires from hanging up, on the roof, with a bamboo stick. We turned the first corner and I thought WOW what a ride this will be. The road dropped down then raised again. We went just a small distance more and the path narrowed. Then we went to a very narrow road with large loose stones. It had a steep downward angle. Oh No !. That road wasn't easy to walk or even to drive in a trike more-less a top heavy truck. That was when the ride got hairy. Some of the guys got off the truck and walked. There is even a name toting a Nipa hut by hand it is bayanihan. I have blog http://Jacknorthrup.com/blog . It has some pictures to complement many of the videos, sometimes extended articles and some videos not publicly released on YouTube. If you enjoy our YouTube Channel I am quite sure you will enjoy the blog. Thank You and Stop on by and say Hello. Jack Northrup and Myra Reyes My retirement in the Philippines began in Sept 6, 2012. I filled a backpack with drawing/art material to write and headed overseas to live a dream. I play and make videos of my life in the Philippines. My life overseas has been the adventure of my lifetime. This Vlog of life here is for my memories and show my friends and family back in the USA the Filipino lifestyle and show the world the joy of overseas retirement..