So you think toploading is cool! I have countless toploading stories.
But hey, look at this:
Actually, I am having a hard time making a good caption.
Can’t believe it? Me too! But I saw this while in Zamboanga del Sur and Doc Wends of journeysandtravels would prove that.
That’s just one of the weird things you will see in our country, the Philippines.
Giving you some bonus photos:
The moving boxes…
Oh noh, it’s a habal-habal pala.
Okay, last one:
This is what I do when travel budget is depleted. Hahahaha (just kidding)
Other Bloggers Share “ONLY IN THE PHILIPPINES” stuff:
Chicken Ride / Golayat a& Lolo Badong /
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Have you notice something weird, crazy or funny thing during one of your trips? Please share it on my Facebook page: journeyingjamesFB or you talk about it on the comments section. I’m excited to know!
Better yet, if you are a blogger, make a blog post that is “Only in the Philippines.” A photo, a culture, a story, anything that is web-worthy that you can only see or experience in our country. Link this post and I will update this entry with your link too. Sounds great? The more “Only in the Philippines” posts, the better! Lemme know agad ha!

hahaha… astig pala pag wala ng budget. sa susunod na post isama mo magkano kinita sa pagbenta.
galing nung habal habal.
ahahaha… oo nga sir. thanks thanks!
Hehehe will share something na i saw in Tarlac lol
sure mica! waiting for your post. i hope many will follow suit…
Here yah gow 😀 http://www.senyorita.net/2010/11/spotted-in-hacienda-luisita-golayat-and-lolo-badong/
adding your entry mica. thanks!
naku there’s a worst goat toploading i saw dito din sa zambo… hehehe nasa front naman yung goat ng isang malaking jeep sa likod nya malalaking boxes… t’was too fast wasnt able to take photos na…
pero here’s one i get to document before:
http://www.promdingchamimay.com/2009/09/chicken-ride.html
wow! your link is soo cool. indeed, so provincial and natural. RAW! adding it to my post. thanks promding chamimay
I can give a caption for the goat: Free Marbles, anyone?
Nice photos by the way 🙂
ahaha.. marbles (goat shit?) wahahaha. that was funny. LOL
thanks dimaks!
Astig talaga ang mga Pinoy, Mapamaraan..:)
Hardcore si Mr. Goat!
ahahaha! i should have taken a video on how the goat was loaded but i was too amused. just seconds ago, the man was not yet there. hahaha
Sabi ko na nga ba ito ung last post niyo… I attended your talk yesterday. ..anyway.. sulit naman ung pag-attend ko. it was encouraging and inspiring as well. I will use your ten kuripot tips. Lalo na I am going my first solo adventure next month in the Visayas next month. Sayang nga di tayo nagkausap.. I just wondering how can I be someday to be included in your group of travel bloggers.
hi phil! nice to meet you nung pauwi kana… thanks for comin over last night.
nice to know that you are having a trip to visayas too. just blog your adventures, okay?.
baka magkita pa tayo sa visayas.
Your last pic is funny, you look serious pa… I also notice an “Önly in the Philippines” scenario esp. in provinces where they stacked and full one tricycle to one destination and also in jeepneys… I experienced it in Iloilo.
In my hometown in Cavite City, I notice that toploading is uncommon but when it comes to an “Önly in the Philippines” scenario, Cavite City is distinct in using mini-buses that have dubbed as “baby bus”
haven’t seen those baby bus. baka sa far end na ng cavite?
Philippines is a very interesting country to explore talaga.
foreigners would go crazy with the thought of toploading, how much more when they see this. hahaha
The photo showing the top loading goat is interesting. That goat should do some serious balancing up there. There are many things that are unique in our country. I hope I’ll be able to do an “Only in the Philippines” post too.
im waiting for your only in the pinas post.
thanks sir!
goat toploading made my morning ☺
hindi ko napigilan tumawa mag isa dito sa desk ko, buti na lang nakaleave boss ko ☺
this is funny journeying james ☺
ahahaha! nice find diba?