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From: aulim1979 <auli...@gmail.com>
Date: Sun, Apr 10, 2011 at 9:53 AM
Subject: Re: {Pinoy Archers} Silay-Talisay
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Silay City is better known as the small "Paris" of the Philippines.
On Apr 9, 2011, at 11:18 PM, CHEPIT DULAY wrote:
> Well for Manila standards, Silay and Talisay is very near both time and distance wise. City to city is just about 5 minutes ride, roughly 5-6km apart. The new airport is also in Silay about 4 minutes away. Now I have no freaking idea where this Monserat field is but I'm sure its just within 1 square km in town. I know there are a few small hotels in the ultra small city of Silay and there's even one just along the road from the airport. Silay and Bacolod is around 15 minutes away from each other. Talisay is in the middle of them.
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> Its a pity, the Talisay venue would have been too perfect to be good or too good to be perfect or too good to be true or too true to be good.
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> Robbie Gaston, an NTG member lives in Silay, he can be your tour guide. BTW, the place is cool with old houses and a nice museum but of course, you also can't go to a museum everyday. Now talking about museums, our Godfather, Adolf Ledesma, has a farm in Silay and you should see his field of dreams. He also has a cool small indoor range and a collection of bows. I think this is a better museum for us archers.
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From: aulim1979 <auli...@gmail.com>
Date: Sun, Apr 10, 2011 at 9:53 AM
Subject: Re: {Pinoy Archers} Silay-Talisay
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Silay City is better known as the small "Paris" of the Philippines.
On Apr 9, 2011, at 11:18 PM, CHEPIT DULAY wrote:
> Well for Manila standards, Silay and Talisay is very near both time and distance wise. City to city is just about 5 minutes ride, roughly 5-6km apart. The new airport is also in Silay about 4 minutes away. Now I have no freaking idea where this Monserat field is but I'm sure its just within 1 square km in town. I know there are a few small hotels in the ultra small city of Silay and there's even one just along the road from the airport. Silay and Bacolod is around 15 minutes away from each other. Talisay is in the middle of them.
>
> Its a pity, the Talisay venue would have been too perfect to be good or too good to be perfect or too good to be true or too true to be good.
>
> Robbie Gaston, an NTG member lives in Silay, he can be your tour guide. BTW, the place is cool with old houses and a nice museum but of course, you also can't go to a museum everyday. Now talking about museums, our Godfather, Adolf Ledesma, has a farm in Silay and you should see his field of dreams. He also has a cool small indoor range and a collection of bows. I think this is a better museum for us archers.
>
> --
> The members of Pinoy-Archers Group shares common interest in archery, be it as an archer, trainer, coach, officials or just plain spectator who is interested in the sport of archery.
>
> This Group is not a club nor affiliated with any civic, socio-political or commercial organization. We are just passionate about archery.
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