Showing posts with label Easter. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Easter. Show all posts

Sunday, April 1, 2018

Reminders of the popular bike color in the Easter Celebration today in my home town - April 1, 2018

Wheels of Happiness

Rizal Philippines
April 1, 2018


                                         Mary Magdalene in Celeste Blue/Green dress


Today at the Easter Day Celebration in my hometown, at the salubong/bati, procession, it was observed and this post took photos of the bombardment of the popular bike colors.  It was seen on the saya  of the Tinienta, the dress of the saints, and the saint carriers. There were various shades of green.  There is no escape even on a Holy Day like Easter


                                                Same color theme for the tinienta at the Bati


Other green pictures:






























                                                 Did an Orig Bike store sponsor this procession?


                                                   Prevalent color this morning at the procession






                                            Even the musikeros were green


                                                  Medyo ibang shade ito -  Blue...


                                          The Alalays and Jolalays wore green

Sunday, April 5, 2015

Happy Easter ride today, April 5, 2015

Wheels of Happiness

Happy Easter greetings today

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We rode today, right after the salubong at 6 am when the procession just was leaving Bloomingdale,   I met Pres Luis at Jollibee Unishoppe aid he was waiting for Armin Z.  I was able to leave at 6:40.  I did not see the two but I saw Nino and another rider from Taytay.  I passed them at Tagpos.  However they caught with me and Weng at Convention Center and the three of then rode their pace (30+ or 40 kmh thereabout)

I was in Simples lugawan by 7:10 and there I met:   Pres Luis, Armin, Archie, Master E, Alan, Weng, Angel, Jess, Joel. Meong At about 7:40, the group decided to ride  to Pisong Kape Pililla..  I rode ahead of others, and they caught up with me (the Halimaws) at km 56 (that was 2 km to destination.   Normally they catch me up at km 52