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Traversing a hilly terrain of towering coconut trees, nipa huts and a few cemented houses built meters apart in Barangay Calabni-an is a 1.2-kilometer road surfaced with pebbles and gravel. Although unpaved and rough, the 15-centimeter-thick path forms the most durable farm-to-market road ever made in this fifth-class community.

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‘Pintakasi’

By May Serrano | February 10, 2013 - 12:00am

Traversing a hilly terrain of towering coconut trees, nipa huts and a few cemented houses built meters apart in Barangay Calabni-an is a 1.2-kilometer road surfaced with pebbles and gravel. Although unpaved and rough,...

Starweek Magazine