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EPISODE · May 26, 2024 · 14 MIN

Liminal Writing: Sagada, Philippines

from Liminal Writing with Ces and Lee

Episode 11 is where Ces and Lee write and talk about a place in the northern part of the Philippines called Sagada. A town nestled in the middle of rice terraces, limestone cliffs, pine trees where tribal traditions of the Mountain Province live strong amongst its people.Ces and Lee visited Sagada at different times so listeners get to hear their unique experience of this wondrous place.Notes: The name of the falls that Ces and Lee are referring to is called Bokong Falls in Sagada.William Henry Scott was a historian of pre-colonial and colonial Philippines. He lived in Sagada from 1954 until his death in 1993.

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