Mountain of Rice

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    These rice terraces that follow the contours of the mountain had been here for roughly 2,000 years. Dubbed as the eight wonder of the world, these rice terraces are carved out of rocky mountainsides in most of the Cordillera Provinces -- following sacred traditions and skill passed on to generations. On the average, these rice terraces are 1,500 meters above sea level.

    I've got a lot of questions lately(after posting those aerials of this place) on what these rice terraces(and places) look like from the ground. Good thing I have the good old film photos that I scanned. Well, there's not too many, but I think this would be enough. Not a problem inserting this into the photo stream. Photo taken by my Pentax IQZoom 110 35mm point and shoot film camera, almost a decade ago.


    Banaue Rice Terraces
    Banaue, Ifugao
    Philippines

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    Banaue, Ifugao, Philippines

    rasmusov, macesch, rotraud_71 away again ~, ~Suemil~, and 39 other people added this photo to their favorites.

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    1. ronald_bernadez 56 months ago | reply

      October 27, 2008

      Storm Crypt

      Dear Sir,

      Greetings!

      We, the HYDN Publishing is currently doing political and Economic Map of the Philippines featuring the Super Regions. We saw your photos in the Internet (flickr) and we are interested to use it in our products. The following is the list of the photos we want to use: Mountain of Rice with links:www.flickr.com/photos/storm-crypt/2306952873/

      In lieu of your generosity, we want to give you picture credit that will appear in our products. your prompt reply is highly appreciated.

      Sincerely,

      Rose Rebuya
      R&D Supervisor

    2. WorldIslandInfo.com 39 months ago | reply

      Hi, I'm an admin for a group called World Islands, and we'd love to have this added to the group!

    3. Gordon King (Thanks for 35,000 views) 25 months ago | reply

      Great shot - every inch of land used.

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