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There was a short article in todays "metro" ( a free local newspaper) in their travel section. Here is it.
Balut for the brave:
Not everything in Boracay is beautiful. Food in Boracay is largely European and the seafood is excellent (try the Escondido or Boracay Crab House for some of the best crab and prawns) but the braver diners may wish to sample the real local delicacy Balut. Balut is bascially a duck or chicken egg with a half-formed embryo inside. It is either a charming and delicious slice of Philippines life or a horror show.
Balut for the brave:
Not everything in Boracay is beautiful. Food in Boracay is largely European and the seafood is excellent (try the Escondido or Boracay Crab House for some of the best crab and prawns) but the braver diners may wish to sample the real local delicacy Balut. Balut is bascially a duck or chicken egg with a half-formed embryo inside. It is either a charming and delicious slice of Philippines life or a horror show.
Actually, I feel I learned a few things on this thread too. Not only about JR and his little critter thing going on, and how to "screen" eggs for squatters but, it sheds a light about the "other" side of Sosua. Something which also explains why to some Sosua residents, the eternal rehashing of prostitution and crime related threads can become tiresome, because that's not how some live Sosua.
Now you Mike, you know I like you a great deal, but don't you ever think you can have all them horses for yourself just for a jug of milk.
I've been a horseman myself and would really enjoy hitting the trail again some day.
... J-D.
the sheep go... "baaaaahhhhhhh"
the goats..... 'beeeeeahhhh"
hope this helps.... bwahaaeehhaaaheeeahhhaaaa
I don't really have anything to add to this, but just to say:
one day last year I was making a fried egg sandwich and the egg that I broke into the frying pan has a red yolk and the tiny beginnings of a head and body of a chick.
I was put off eating egg for a couple of weeks.
one day last year I was making a fried egg sandwich and the egg that I broke into the frying pan has a red yolk and the tiny beginnings of a head and body of a chick.
I was put off eating egg for a couple of weeks.
The sheep look young yet they seem to be as big as some of the mature goats.
My idealised goat is bigger than that....:speechles
My idealised goat is bigger than that....:speechles
what am I ? well I know the two on the right are sheep, but what are the others
maybe they are the so called "black sheeps" wityhin the Goat's family, lol.
Mike
Idealise - I hope it is different.
And the missus won't stand for any idolatry in our house.
I am going with goats, albeit wee ones.
And the missus won't stand for any idolatry in our house.
I am going with goats, albeit wee ones.
JD,
would love to post you a picture of it, but til next wednesday i am still in germany, no fotos here on the 'puter.
i have my around 35 years old horseriding saddle in PC on the Veranda all year long, the first thing you see when you come to my house, even that i make a living out of fishing and excursions, my 1st pleasure are the 4 legged friends.
i had my own one here, too, on a friends ranch in Otra Banda, but a few years back theHorse named "Paso Libre" crossed the Rio Grande, didn't get a new one, yet.
Mike
would love to post you a picture of it, but til next wednesday i am still in germany, no fotos here on the 'puter.
i have my around 35 years old horseriding saddle in PC on the Veranda all year long, the first thing you see when you come to my house, even that i make a living out of fishing and excursions, my 1st pleasure are the 4 legged friends.
i had my own one here, too, on a friends ranch in Otra Banda, but a few years back theHorse named "Paso Libre" crossed the Rio Grande, didn't get a new one, yet.
Mike
what am I ? well I know the two on the right are sheep, but what are the others
I am assured that all in this photo are sheep - the ones on the right being the woolly variety which we are all used to and the others are the African breed of more hairy sheep which we have here at our finca.
No, but you may apply for one month free pest control!
I just don't know where.
... J-D.
I think the tail on the far animal is pointing down.
According to the website; if the animal in question is healthy and is not scared, that means it is a sheep.
They do look very like goats though....
Is that the definitive test - tail direction??
If so then this morning has already been worthwhile.
I imagine you have better things to do but could you get a photo from behind these beasts?
According to the website; if the animal in question is healthy and is not scared, that means it is a sheep.
They do look very like goats though....
Is that the definitive test - tail direction??
If so then this morning has already been worthwhile.
I imagine you have better things to do but could you get a photo from behind these beasts?