Day Seven part 2

I know it has been a while since we blogged, but we have been either travelling or simply resting.

I will take you back to day seven while we are still in Dumaguete. After the trip to the Twin Lakes we went for a ride the the main city, wow talk about busy. Turns out that Dumaguete is ninty percent motobikes and in the city itself there is no traffic lights. Although I can see if there were traffic lights there would be constant traffic jams all day and night, there is just that much traffic here, no one walks they all ride or drive.

Roberts shop front

Roberts shop inside

As we were travelling with, and the main reason we came to dumaguete was to see, the Alo family (Roberts (Pinkys cousin) family). So we went to see the 'Roberts Auto Parts' shops. The main shop, 5 stories high right in the middle of town, Roberts shop as you enter the town from the north and Raymonds shop as you enter the town from the south. We also went to see the sisters shop, a cute little arts and crafts shop, but she wasnt there so we didnt stay long.

Roberts shop work area

Roberts shop seems to be doing very well, huge work area out back, quite busy up front, looks good bert.

Raymonds shop front (at closing haha)

Ray's shop inside

Ramonds shop isnt so busy but it is still very new and as yet doesnt have a work area out back so for now it is just a tyre shop.

Raymond working very hard ahhhahahahahahahahah

Main shop front

the sisters craft shop

looking north or town

looking south of town

The main shop in the middle is busling, very busy, very dirty and 3 floors of stock, they are the main stores for all 3 shops so they have to keep all the stock there. There is access to the roof so we were able to see the whole city from up there, great views as you can see by the photos.