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Zf365. The concrete walkway shown in image Zf361 would take you the Aviary Bird Cage entrance on this side. There was another entrance like this on the other side of this large bird cage which spread over the Corregidor Engineering Ravine. The concrete foundation posts are still in place but the netting and the bird […]

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Zf364. This is a 2006 image of the Butterfly concession at the former Aviary at Middleside on Corregidor. The Fort Mills 3 Million Gallon Rain Water Reservoir is behind the Butterfly net. Both the native hooch and the Butterfly net are no longer there.

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Zf363. This is a shot of the former Aviary Administration Residence building on Corregidor from about the location where the last shot of the reservoir was taken.

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Zf351. – 211212 Mabiga to Subic Solar Farm Road 08. This is the beginning of the road cut starting from the Mabiga Road and Mabiga River Valley. It is coming up this way. In the middle of the image we see Mt Arayat in Pampanga, and left is Mt. Malasimbo near Dinalupihan Town in Bataan.

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Zf354. -211212 Mabiga to Subic Solar Farm Road 68a. This is an image of the Subic Solar Farm from their webpage. In this image we see Mt. Santa Rita, left and Mt. Malasimbo, right. This is the Surya Source Energy: web page, click here:

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Zf353. – 211212 Mabiga to Subic Solar Farm Road 16b. This is more or less the Google Earth image as the last image but now it shows my GPS walking track.

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Zf352. – 211212 Mabiga to Subic Solar Farm Road 12. Here is a view towards north of the lower section of the Cabusilan Mountain Range, it is the most prominent section of the Zambales Mountains

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Zf236. Lorcha Dock is still in place. It is famous because Gen MacArthur and his companions left here with the PT boats and broke thru the Japanese lines. A stature is here of the Gen, not on this picture. This is one of 5 images shot from right to left at this location.

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Zf350. Just before one reaches the former Aviary building is this, what we call now a shortcut down from Middleside. On this visit it was still usable. I used it a couple of times on this visit. It is concreted that means it was already a walking path during the Army Fort Mills period.

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Zf349. I made a ride turn and look now north at the east edge of the Middleside Parade Ground. Ahead is the office and residence of the former Aviary. The Aviary on Corregidor was big and nice but died for economic reasons. Then, that building was used for other purposes.