September 14, 2012
by GOIloilo
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By Peter Parsons This is a story about my father, Commander Chick Parsons, who was instrumental during WWII for organizing a fleet of submarines to supply the resistance in the Philippines. He was the connection between General Douglas MacArthur’s … Continue reading
August 23, 2011
by GOIloilo
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A photo narrative of our trip from Iloilo City to Sira-an Hot Springs in Anini-y, Antique Province. Continue reading
August 23, 2011
by GOIloilo
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Our visit to Patnongon, Antique Province, Philippines including information on natural and heritage sites, beaches, hiking, festivals, accommodations and dining Continue reading
August 23, 2011
by GOIloilo
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Here’s our photo narrative of our visit to Nogas Island, Anini-y, Antique Province, Philippines, including hiking, beaches, mangroves, birding, lighthouse, where to buy your Nogas picnic lunch. Pack your lunch, your snorkeling gear, your camera and binoculars in a waterproof bag and head for a very special place. Continue reading
August 23, 2011
by GOIloilo
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Hotel, pension house, dining and what to see recommendations for San Jose, Antique Province, Philippines. Continue reading
August 1, 2011
by GOIloilo
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The Trans-Asia Iloilo to Cebu City sank this morning. Miraculously, all 162 passengers and 35 crew members were rescued due the terrific efforts of the Philippine Coast Guard and other rescuers. Earlier, Carol and I took this ferry from Iloilo to Cebu and back … Continue reading
July 4, 2011
by GOIloilo
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The Panay Guerrillas/USS Narwhal Debacle By Peter Parsons In mid-1944 the resistance against the Japanese occupation of the Philippines was in full swing, equipped and armed through the efforts of twenty submarines that had been “borrowed” from the US Navy … Continue reading
January 11, 2010
by GOIloilo
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Large Beachfront Property for Sale, Antique Province, Panay Island, Philippines for only $32,500. Continue reading
September 14, 2009
by GOIloilo
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An independent review of Phaidon Beach Resort in Pandan, Antique Province Philippines. Beautiful grounds, excellent food and very quiet. Continue reading
July 25, 2009
by GOIloilo
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Anini-y, Antique is one of those very special places. It’s remote, a bit hard to get to. It’s a former Spanish colonial outpost with its historic character, integrity and ambiance well preserved. It’s the gateway to beautiful Nogas Island and also hosts Sira-an Hot Springs. Continue reading
December 7, 2008
by GOIloilo
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Recommended hotels in San Jose, Antique, Philippines Continue reading
December 5, 2008
by GOIloilo
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Hotel, pension house recommendation in Pandan, Antique Province, Philippines Continue reading
December 1, 2008
by GOIloilo
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Pandan, Antique Province, Philippines, is one of those communities which has reached the realization that the protection and publicizing of its natural resources and maintaining its attractiveness is a good development strategy. Continue reading
December 1, 2008
by GOIloilo
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Sebaste, Antique is a unprepossessing jewel of a Philippine community. Continue reading
December 1, 2008
by GOIloilo
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Culasi, Antique Province, Philippines. Lipata Point. Continue reading
December 1, 2008
by GOIloilo
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Visiting Tibiao, Antique Province, Philippines Continue reading
December 1, 2008
by GOIloilo
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Visiting Laua-an, Antique Province, Philippines Continue reading
December 1, 2008
by GOIloilo
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Photo narrative of our visit to Belison, Antique Province, Philippines Continue reading
November 30, 2008
by GOIloilo
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Traveling to Boracay. Driving to Boracay. Getting to Boracay. From Iloilo City to Caticlan by road, via Antique Province — our recommendations and narrative. Continue reading
November 5, 2008
by GOIloilo
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Map of San Jose, Antique Continue reading
November 5, 2008
by GOIloilo
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Map of Antique Province Philippines Continue reading
October 11, 2008
by GOIloilo
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Interested in birding (bird watching) in the Philippines. Here’s some tips. Continue reading