Media Category: ZcKarl

Zc372

Zc372

Zc372-62. The Freedom Café, the former MacArthur Café was shut down by the new CFI management, which also took over the overnight rental units. I rented one of those former Freedom Café rooms from the new CFI Administration. During my stay all three budget watering holes were not available or shut down after 9pm.

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Zc367

Zc367-56. The one hull Starlight Juno ferry boat of Sun Cruises Inc. at the North Dock, Bottomside on Corregidor Island, the former Fort Mills.

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Zc375

Zc375-67. The boat coxswain is Minard (not sure about the spelling) is collecting his fee for his supply and transportation service to Corregidor from Cabcaben in Bataan.

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Zc374

Zc374

Zc374-66. The life saving supply boat was the first boat in the morning of the 8th of July 2018 and moored at the North Dock, Bottomside on Corregidor. The boat coxswain is Minard (not sure about the spelling) who has done this service for years.

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Zc371

Zc371

Zc371-61. The trees at Bottomside, Corregidor Island, sure have grown; in back is the Corregidor Inn on top of Skipper Hill. The Zip Line has disappeared in the crown of the trees.

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Zc370

Zc370-60. The Baywalk watering hole at the north shoreline, the boat landing area, near the North Dock, Bottomside on Corregidor Island. The person is one of about 6 CFI employees on the island and she wears the uniform shirt.

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Zc366

Zc366-55. The south beach, Bottomside-Corregidor, south-west Monsoon swells are rolling in.

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Zc364

Zc364-52. The south dock, Bottomside-Corregidor, south-west Monsoon swells are rolling in under the dock.

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Zc361

Zc361

Zc361-48. Caballo Island, the former Fort Hughes with the 14 Inch, always makes a great view from Corregidor. Somewhere there was the silver dumped in 1942.

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Zc360

Zc360

Zc360-47. Caballo Island, the former Fort Hughes with the 14 Inch, always makes a great view from Corregidor. Somewhere there was the silver dumped in 1942.

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