Showing posts with label Fontana Leisure Park. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Fontana Leisure Park. Show all posts

Monday, August 29, 2011

Blue Monday: Bridge

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Blue ropes in one of the bridges at Fontana Hotel and Leisure Park in Clark.


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Tuesday, June 21, 2011

Pool @ Fontana [Watery Wednesday]

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One of the swimming pools at Fontana Leisure Park and Hotel in Clark Ecozone.


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Wednesday, February 23, 2011

Lonely duck [Watery & Outdoor Wednesday]

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Swimming alone seems not a good idea for this duck.  After all, it's a huge pond. I wonder where her friends are...maybe at the casino.:p

Man-made pond in Fontana Leisure Park
Clark Ecozone, Pampanga

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Sunday, February 20, 2011

Fontana bridge

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A bridge over a man-made pond in Fontana Leisure Park.  This bridge leads to the swimming pool and picnic areas.  Fontana, located inside the Clark Ecozone, has a hotel and casino.  We recharged here on Sunday afternoon after the exhausting Hot Air Balloon Fiesta.

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Tuesday, February 15, 2011

Quiet pond [Watery and Outdoor Wednesday]

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On the way to Fontana Leisure Park in Clark on Sunday afternoon, I spotted this quiet pond in a golf course.  The still water, the greens and reflections were begging to be photographed.  I was happily clicking away when the security guard called my attention.  Apparently, taking photos was not allowed here because according to the guard, politicians, generals and famous personalities were playing golf and they didn't want their photos taken.  I suddenly felt like a paparazzi.:p


I assured the guard that I won't post their photos in Facebook.:p

The new header photo, a row of ancient acacias, is just across this pond. 

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Sunday, December 12, 2010

Bridge in Fontana [Sunday Bridges]

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On the left side, shaded by old acacia trees, there's a small bridge crossing a man-made lagoon at Fontana Leisure Park in Clark, Pampanga.  Clark, a former US military base, now a free zone, is an economic hub 90 minutes (by land) north of Manila.

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Posted for Sunday Bridges hosted by Louis La Vache