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The national road you can see nowadays was just a crust-pie crack slithering in-between the [[Acacia trees]]. |
The national road you can see nowadays was just a crust-pie crack slithering in-between the [[Acacia trees]]. |
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Traditional folks often claim that they feel these trees are home of [[Elves]],[[White Ladies]],[[Dwarves]] |
Traditional folks often claim that they feel these trees are home of [[Elves]],[[White Ladies]],[[Dwarves]] |
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and other beings haunting the freaking trees. |
and other beings haunting the freaking trees. During the [[Japanese occupation]] in [[1942-1945]], |
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Revision as of 07:30, 14 February 2011
San Benito history
Before the Japanese invaded the Philippines. San Benito was just a tiny Rivendell in Dagami.
The national road you can see nowadays was just a crust-pie crack slithering in-between the Acacia trees. Traditional folks often claim that they feel these trees are home of Elves,White Ladies,Dwarves and other beings haunting the freaking trees. During the Japanese occupation in 1942-1945,