It’s a no classes day today in account of Bagyong Igme. It rained heavily too yesterday which prompted the Marikina river overflow. Wondering how the river look like during heavy rains? See these photos below taken by my favorite MV photographer, Jabey dela Paz, at the time of Bagyong Frank last June 22, 2008.
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#1 by Spinning Lovely Days on July 29th, 2008
Wow! Why didn’t the FX owner move his vehicle?
From the time I was a kid, I’ve always seen residents gathered on the banks after heavy rains just to watch the river rage by. I’ll have to try that one of these days. Must be a fascinating watch.
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#2 by mhel on August 1st, 2008
oh yeah sis, i tried that once when i still lived in sto niño since the river was close to where i lived, it was indeed fascinating to watch but frightening.
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#3 by bandz on August 3rd, 2008
unforgettable sa akin yung umapaw ang ilog na umabot ng jp rizal (mid 80′s, 2nd time na lumubog din ang buong provident village) … totally lubog ang buong purefoods nun … maghagis ka ng net sa ilog nun makaka hakot ka ng mga de lata di mo lang alam kung anu ang laman not unless bubuksan at malalaman mo kung anu sya …
#4 by gerry on August 3rd, 2008
There should have been an inscription of the date the photos were taken, on the Marikina River overflow.
Please don’t forget dates in all photos and reports of events.
But I like your blog very much.
Remember all the w’s of a situation or event being reported or written about, remember to put them in your text.
gerry
#5 by mhel on August 7th, 2008
bands…
oh yeah… during that time, nagising ako na may tubig sa ulo ko.
gerry..
thanks for your feedback, i appreciate that.
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