SubscribeOn the third weekend of our DSLR with us (June 01, 2008), we went to People’s Park for a photo walk. People’s Park is the most decent public park here in Davao City and it just opened December 2007. The park’s pretty new so the facilities are all working fine.
They have a replica of a Durian – Davao’s exotic fruit
and the rainbow-colored brick pavement…yes, it’s complete as in ROY G. BIV (Red, Orange, Yellow, Green, Blue, Indigo, Violet – thanks to my elementary science teacher for teaching us that ROY G. BIV)
some ornaments at the park
and the works of art of a local sculptor
people of all ages go in this park because it is free and being in this park feels like you are in other country.
That’s how we spent one of our weekends almost 2 years ago. How about yours? Share it with us in Weekend Memoirs.
by Arlene, on January 27 2010 @ 11:30 am
Nice place, sis! Wala pa ko kaanhi diri ba. If the May meeting will push through mag kita napud ta and bring me here ha! And make me dayon a model model for the statues in the park. pwede? bwahahaha demanding kaayo ko!
Anyways, the place looks like California parks, too..like the ones Mommy Ebie posted in her blog.
Have a nice Wednesday, sis!
by alf, on January 27 2010 @ 12:09 pm
nice photos Kerslyn. saan banda ang people’s park in davao? parang nasa downtown lang because i could still see some buildings. ganda at malinis.
by Ebie, on January 27 2010 @ 9:34 pm
The dome at the entrance, is very modern. Very smart for the rainbow pavement. Hahaha, I remember Mr Roy G Biv.
Nice hidden treasured photos!
by Julie, on January 29 2010 @ 2:19 am
That looks like a great park! We don’t have anything like that here…
by Nicely, on February 1 2010 @ 6:39 am
Hey, Kerslyn! Thanks for the vote/comment on my Century Tuna Superbods entry!
Wow, meron din palang People’s Park sa Davao? Yung sa Tagaytay pa lang kasi ang napuntahan ko. Nice place!
Thanks for this interesting post! Have a great week ahead!