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Saturday, November 11, 2006

visit asingan by taking...

a Virtual Visit to the "Camposanto" last All Saint's Day, 2006...

( PHOTOS BY ALFRED GELACIO JR. )

The present day entrance to the Municipal Cemetery...

 

The museuleom of the late Fr. Alfredo Gelacio. His son, the contributor of these photos, is now putting up a wireless computer center in Asingan  ( watch for the coming photos )

Keeping vigil, part of the All Saints Day tradition...

Something interesting going on over there?

A bird's eye view of the CAMPOSANTO ( camp of the saints )

Night is falling and soon its dark cape will be upon everybody...

Now, Asinganians will tend to socialize when it is dark..Making appointments for friendly house visits? Serving Arroz Caldo would be in order..

Definitely! Now let  us see who can give out some "tupig" tonight..Trick or treating, ASINGAN STYLE!

MORE PHOTOS NEXT TIME!..

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