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[Title] => Aetas learn to read aloud
[Summary] => The Mandy Navasero Boracay Photo Safari recently held a Read-Aloud session with the Aetas of the Ati Tribal Organization headed by chieftain Delsa Justo in Boracay.
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[Title] => Miss Earth beauties at Patio Pacific
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This is a place where the lush carpet of white sand delights to feel your bare feet and the wind plays with your hair. This is a place where there exists a fun fusion of sun, sea and sand.This is a place called Boracay.
It was an early morning flight to Caticlan on a pleasant Sunday. Just when I’d rather snooze under that cozy comforter, I got up just in time to catch a flight that, for a week already, I had been excitedly anticipating. For the first time, I was off to the country’s beach capital.
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