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A good read P1.Growth corridors happen in all countries, for most of us Manila is/can be a frustrating experience unless you intend to do business there and personally we avoid like the plague. We are up in La Union so Clark is 2 hours closer, have ... Read More

Golly Bulacan is not that far from Clark international airport that has operated for years, a very nice int airport and less than 2 hours to Manila central depending on the time of day, Only 3 and a half hours for an international flight instead of ... Read More

Apples and oranges, many souls are not interested in third world countries or developing nations and a simple choice, each to their own. What is interesting is I've read that the Philippines made #1 this year for the top retirement destination in ... Read More

@CherylAn interesting topic, my 15 years knocking about here, living here for 7 years have never seen a loved pet on a train, bus, jeepney or tricycle. Our two Labrador's are walked on leads or a trip to the vet it's in the SUV and they love it. ... Read More

Yes P1, no going back and learning from previous disruptions over the decades it seems there are alternatives within reach of the humble punter, what pisses me of with Oz is the fools weighing up whether to charge an extra road tax on EV's, what a ... Read More

Welcome to the forum roylaneroy, for me/us Baguio is a nice place to visit and less than 2 hours away but by choice we prefer the beach and quiet, no belching jeepney's nor roosters or barking dogs. Our bit of paradise. Quiet.The land prices seem ... Read More

TDS works both ways. Bishop, King, Jesus H Christ, Pope and all self appointed, I call that TDS.Yes Fred BYD sales dropped 32% in February and promptly retained the leader board once the self anointed king started the war in Iran.Thing is while ... Read More

Yes each to their own Offgrid, choices. Do let us know with followups how your budget fares.BTW our home is P50M and not bragging as some around here go for P100M. As said choices.Good luck with your build.Cheers, Steve. Read More

@Offgrid PhilippinesAll good and definitely not a negative Nancy but more of a realist. We live in the province on the beach in a 5 bed 5 bath home and there is 3 of us, one is our live in caretaker. Not a stupid big house when we have visitors ... Read More

Thanks for keeping this topic open Bhavna, yes imports and exports with regards to the Philippines but part of the equation are prices and availability of oil and commodities coming out of a war ravaged zone, the operative word here now is imports ... Read More

While a very old topic kind of reminds me of the old Supertramp song "dreamer".P55K? Seems you shat in a hole in the ground and had a running water supply you could bucket water from. Get real. I've been here a long time and well know ... Read More

As per the topic "Philippines imports and exports" Seems little has changed aside from another endless war where the cost of fuel for most punters world wide has gone through the roof, deliveries and basic needs the prices rise and why? It's ok for ... Read More

Seems I have a different take on the word "obliterated" that was so Proudly bandied about by some who have a different concept.Any way as P1 says.Happy trails. Read More

Only an observation but mid last year someone mouthed off that the Iranian nuclear program was obliterated and they will never have a nuclear weapon now,,,,,,,, so what happened? The straight stayed open and shipping was normal.Some fool decided to ... Read More

Interesting points Fred and I would agree that alternatives have to make economic sense, for me they do if you do the math and have some experience. I have had 3 solar systems over the last 30 years and see the benefits in the hip pocket.What I will ... Read More