Started this photo walk at Gorordo Avenue – Golden Peak hotel area. I’ve searched for facts about how this road got its name from, but I could not find one online. Golden Peak hotel at the background. Started shooting in this area. This taxi is using LPG as its fuel. Pedestrian overpass. At the right [...]
I originally went to JY Square, then walk along Salinas Drive in Lahug, but only stopped at JCA Mr. Pizzaman to eat. I have separate photos of my malling in JY and snack eating at JCA.
I only have about five (6) photos of Urgello and also a video, but I still have to upload it on Youtube. It takes an hour to upload videos on Youtube. Urgello is one of the first places I got to know since I first set foot the Cebu soil in 1990. The boy from [...]
Apologies for the posting drought here in CebuCity.org. I had problems with my hard drive, thank God, It’s working good now. Here is a video of mine, I was going to Banilad, and I took the 62B route or the Talamban bound jeepney. The video ended at the Lorega area. The place some Cebuanos don’t [...]
A.S. Fortuna is a connecting road between Mandaue City and Banila, Cebu City. It is approximately 3 kilometers long, as I based the length from the Google map. Passing through this road should not be boring, lots of restaurants, shops, offices are located here. I started at Highway Mandaue. At the left, not seen is [...]
B. Rodriguez St. is the location of Southern Islands Hospital (VSMMC), Espina Village and Cebu Bethel Temple. The two-storey structure is located in the corner of V. Rama and B. Rodriguez St. This jeepney is heading for Colon St. I waited for another jeepney to ride. I actually started shooting here, near Cebu Bethel Temple. [...]
This is my own recorded video of SRP subway or tunnel. I’ve previously posted a similar CSCRP video, but it was made by another Youtube user. CSCRP or Cebu South Coastal Road Project – This is a project of former mayor Tomas Osmena.
This part of Mandaue City used to be my stress reliever. I walked along this street to find something to eat on weekends. I’m sure some of those from Mandaue had their own unique experiences about this street.
Gorordo St. was named after the first Cebuano bishop in Cebu, Juan Gorordo. Gorordo’s mother was from Cebu, but his father was a Spanish from Vizcaya, Spain. What’s so cool about Juan Gorordo aside from being a historical figure, is he was a Carolinian, a graduate of USC.
I rode a O6C jeep, was going to my church in B. Rodriguez. The jeep took the route passing by the famous Carbon Market, and Cebu City Hall which just about a few meters from the market.
