10,000 year old petrified Space Alien skull discoved in the Philippines (pic)

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This is from the narrow end back up the other way. You can see the roof of the B Ball court, somewhere close to that is the boundry. Those kids wanted me to take their pic...

Wezil, she's about 14, whaddya think? (Now I'm in trouble)

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The sign is on the right. This is the narrow end through the trees to the ocean.

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Inside the property looking back to the narrow end, sign on right.

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From the ocean looking back up to the truck. The erosion is there, that bank gets eaten away. We've got just the crew to fix that problem.

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The high, wide part looking back toward the B Ball court.

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The damaged roof of the B Ball court. Whoever pays the few hundred bucks it would cost to fix that will make alot of good will.

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On the ocean around those big rocks somewhere is the boundry.

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Another erosion pic. We had some big rocks delivered last trip that the boat sits on. Look at the roots of that coconut, that's not good. There needs to be a wall in front of that tree and then dirt needs to backfill the wall. That will cover the roots and save the tree from one day falling into the ocean, which brings on more erosion.

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This actually filled in alot since last we looked. Smaller rocks and gravel come and go and can be very useful for the seawall.

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The boat area from above. That gravel would be removed, bagged and used for the wall pour. The wall would then be built on the exposed rock, a very firm foundation. A fair amount of sand would have to be bought and brought to the site. Sand is currently going for P450 /cubic meter at the other end of Garcia.

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The larger flatish area of the wide side. Sho

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The hill behind the flat area, above is the road. The B Ball roof can just be seen.

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I believe this coconut could be saved. At this angle over the water it would look really cool with Christmas lights.

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Note the sign up to the right.

Well this is it for our day dickin around. We also cleaned up the beach property so something else was accomplished. Ready for next Sunday!

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Hey, "Philippines" is the Article of the Day at encyclopediadramatica.com.

(I should probably point out that the site is not safe for minors or work but is incredibly funny at times, when it's not being downright gross-out freaky.)