More About Manila
After reading about the red-hot boulders that were falling out of the Phillipine skies, I decided to read up on Manila. It seemed prudent for me to know when it was the Raining Red-Hot Boulder Season, should I ever decide to travel there.
While reading Wikipedia about Manila, I came across the following:
"Manila got its name from may nilad, Tagalog for "there is nilad," in reference to the flowering mangrove plant that grew on the marshy shores of the bay"
I am not sure exactly what a flowering mangrove looks like, but I didn't let that stop me from drawing a picture of the founding of Manila. Since I think that the first people to shriek "There Is Nilad!" might have been pirates or bucaneers, I have drawn the clothing in a stripedy manner to reflect that.
While reading Wikipedia about Manila, I came across the following:
"Manila got its name from may nilad, Tagalog for "there is nilad," in reference to the flowering mangrove plant that grew on the marshy shores of the bay"
I am not sure exactly what a flowering mangrove looks like, but I didn't let that stop me from drawing a picture of the founding of Manila. Since I think that the first people to shriek "There Is Nilad!" might have been pirates or bucaneers, I have drawn the clothing in a stripedy manner to reflect that.
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