LIVING SEA

                

When people take care of nature, it will sustain them and the generations to come.

        Early morning at the seashore surprises you with carefully unearthed holes 
           in various sizes and locations. They are abound. 
           They are a sight to see!

Dug by skillful claws

Can you spot a "tarukoy" in the picture?

It's low tide this morning. What a beautiful day to have a catch for breakfast!

Laughter comes after an early morning catch.

INTAYO IDIAY AWAY

                                                               
                                                        

    WAIG  offers free-flowing water from the mountain. Locals wash their laundry here.

Fearless DIVE!

    WAIG is also a swimming sanctuary for the local children. Free dive, free water.

Native Pigs. They eat kangkong and darak. Their excrement is almost odorless.

      A typical house of a family in Batang.

KARSADA TI CATO

                                                              

   Agpaamyanan ka. Turungen daytoy a karsada iti Dasol, Mabini, Alaminos etc.

Agpabagatan ka. Agturung iti Cato Elementaty School, High School, Fatima, palengke ili, Sta. Cruz, etc.

Naimbag ta adda iti waiting shed nga pagurayan iti lugan wenno pwesto iti pagtutungtungan iti agkakarruba.

SUNRISE to SUNDOWN by the SEA

 Cato's shoreline during low tide is inviting. It offers breathtaking sights- calm, blue water, small ripples of waves that come and go, fine sand with busy "tarrukoy" running around and digging holes.

High tide or low tide, this grey shoreline has remain steadfast where these boats can lay secure while awaiting time for sailing.

    It offers a place for contemplation or small gathering where onlookers would  hope to catch activities or   person that may interest them.

 

 

Mil-ling is still up and about walking from "a-way" to "bay-bay"  

                   Children are blessed with a clean and natural playground.

                It reminds me of my childhood energy that seems inexhaustible.

               Nature belongs to man and man belongs to nature, indeed!
                  "Baybay" is these childrens' haven, a playground where
               they experience life at its best.

              This place has much treasured memories from the time of the

                                         early "apongs" of this barrio up until now.

                              Boat ride at daytime

Breathtaking sunset one can't miss!

FISH and FOLKS in CATO

             Cato is the biggest tuna producing barangay in Infanta, Pangasinan.

               Pictures below prove to you the skillful folks with determined passion to      

               feed their families, neighboring towns and even farther cities  wherever these

               tunas - Durado (Mahi- Mahi), Bundying (Tambakol), Tanigue are in  demand.

                It's 7 a.m. and action has already enveloped the shoreline. 

    

              Bountiful catch.   Radiant smiles. 

             Agile moves.    Cool air. Warm sun.

                                This is home.

 

                     Durado ken Bundying iti naiyawid dagiti bilog itatta.

                      Malpas nga ibunag, ikilo ken ilista.... ready for dispatching.

                     Durado recipes: sinigang, paksiw, adobo,
                      menudo, prito, fish fillet, kilawen

                  Naragsak iti biag nu addu iti makalap. Mairanud pati karruba.

              Nakunswelo iti sumabat ta makadawat uray ulo iti bundying laeng.

                          Adda pangaldawanen!

                        Fish now turns to cash.

                        Umay iti truck nga mangala kadagitoy sida.