SATURDAY FUN IN NANSIAKAN




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kris Golden said…
Hi thanks for posting all these wonderful photos. I had a great time viewing them . This brings back wonderful memories of my stay in Nansiakan, the long hours of hiking, the muddy road , the green and fresh environment but most of all the wonderful people of Nansikan. God bless !!!
1:50 PM
Margie Lumawan said…
I'm glad you like them! You are welcome! Ikay ali mowan. :)
1:14 AM
Jean B said…
ganda ng kuha mae...hahaha...
4:33 PM
Jean B said…
..prinsesa ti pangsungrod...joke joke joke..
4:34 PM
Jean B said…
mae and her impromtu band...
4:36 PM
Jean B said…
..yehey!volleyball...haha,
4:44 PM
sarah Pido said…
Insan, para kang nagcacarolling ah hehe
7:12 PM
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