Photo Quiz

[cheryz]

ok let see
just pick a photo that not here in bacolod too many places here the one you pick is so very easy just pick a little bit harder so that i dont even know it! har har

[angel]

well well well, cheryz ... lets see you gonna challenge me hahahaha.. i try to search pictures thats you dont really know where it was taken.. i hope you can answer this one.

[jadegil6]

Could it be The Hundred Islands National Park in Pangasinan?

[angel]

oh la la... yeah its right sir michael, correct correct corrrect! hmmm
cheryz where are you? its sir michael got the correct answer! how about that? you dont know that? hmmm
har har har.. maybe next picture you gonna guess.

[angel]

anyone can guess this photo? search search search..
ill wait for my friend to answer this one.
you know who you are

[cheryz]

hahaha.
ive been busy angel so i dont check your messages here, i hope you understand me.
so very easy about your photo that picture is taken in mount pinatubo lake.
pretty sure im right..

[Chas]

Time for another brain teaser

Where is this: it was made in Japan, but is now in the Philippines. Name of the general area will do.

Jap Wreck.JPG (66.58 KiB) Viewed 7869 times

[pinkstone]

anyone can guess this photo? search search search..
ill wait for my friend to answer this one.
you know who you are

Hi Angel! May I guess where is that place located I your picture? is that in Coron, Palawan?? am I right? or wrong?? hehehe

[cheryz]

Time for another brain teaser

Where is this: it was made in Japan, but is now in the Philippines. Name of the general area will do.

Jap Wreck.JPG

its only a guess chas.
Manila Ocean Park?
am i right?

[Chas]

Time for another brain teaser

Where is this: it was made in Japan, but is now in the Philippines. Name of the general area will do.

Jap Wreck.JPG

its only a guess chas.
Manila Ocean Park?
am i right?

Good guess, but no. Pinkstone got the right answer, only to the wrong photo! It is Coron, Palawan. During the Second World War the US caught a number of Japanese ships hiding amongst the Coron islands and sank the ships. The bodies were removed and the ships remains are now artificial reefs, covered in coral and providing homes for fish. One of the ships is only a metre underwater and is a great place to snorkel. The others are deeper and you need to be a diver to explore those.