A truck loaded with sugarcane rammed into a house in the early morning of January 14th killing two people. It is a tragedy on many levels. L...

I came upon this scene at 6 in the morning. No idea how long it had been like this. Long enough for someone to put up a makeshift barricade....

 The title of this post says it all. Check out this beauty. What a beast!  Lets look a little closer shall we? One more angle ought to show ...

 I enjoy observing the lifecycle of sugarcane. Here is the end of that cycle: Each field is burned after the harvest. But before being burne...

What is up with these overladed sugar cane trucks I will never understand. You see the thing is oftentimes the trucks can be packed nice an...

Traffic was backed up and moving slow and I couldn't take it any longer. My destination was just up ahead past the next light. At this ...

Really all these sugarcane trucks are so dangerous. How they are allowed to continue day in and day out to operate like this is astounding....

Every time I see an overloaded sugarcane truck speed by visions of destruction dance in my head. Last night my dreams became reality. ...

Three days ago was the one year anniversary of this blog. I would like all readers to know that despite the Philippines being officially no...

Overloaded trucks, jeepneys, and tricycles are a common sight on any road in the Philippines.  Large loads precariously teetering on the ro...